This example uses PINNs for emulating 2D time-dependent seismic wave propagation using a simple domain geometry.
This sample illustrates how to solve the acoustic wave equation You can get more details on this sample from the documentation
This example does not require any dataset as it solves of the acoustic wave equation, the physical geometry and the boundary conditions.
We use a simple fully connected MLP to approximate the solution of the 2D time-dependent wave equation for the given boundary conditions. The neural network will have x, y and t inputs and u, c (pressure response and velocity) and outputs .
To get started, simply run
python wave_2d.py