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  This dataset contains simulations of the Wave Equation and Heat Conduction Equation. This coupling mechanism underpins various applications, including thermal management in electronic components (e.g., microprocessors), inductive heating (e.g., welding and metal processing), biomedical technologies (e.g., photothermal therapy), and aerospace engineering (e.g., radiative heating of satellite surfaces).
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  **How to use**
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  The dataset generation code is located at:
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  ### (2). Thermo-Fluid Coupling
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  This dataset contains simulations of the Navier–Stokes Equations and Heat Balance Equation. Thermo-Fluid coupling is essential in the design and optimization of systems such as electronic cooling (e.g., chip heat dissipation), energy systems (e.g., nuclear reactor cooling), and precision thermal control in manufacturing.
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  This dataset simulates the Navier–Stokes Equations and Current Continuity Equation. This coupling is foundational to applications such as micropumps and micromixers in microfluidic systems.
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  This dataset simulates Ampère’s Law, Continuity Equation, Navier–Stokes Equations, and Lorentz Force. This model finds extensive application in electromagnetic pumps, plasma confinement devices (e.g., tokamaks), astrophysical phenomena, and pollutant transport modeling.
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  This dataset simulates the Acoustic Wave Equation and Structural Vibration Equation. The input is the spatial material density (1 channel). The outputs comprise the acoustic pressure field (2 channels), stress components (6 channels), and structural displacements (4 channels), for a total of **12 output channels**.
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  This dataset contains simulations based on Darcy’s Law and the Convection–Diffusion Equation. The input includes the source term `Sc` and the initial state of the system at time `t0` (concentration and velocity), totaling **4 channels**. The output consists of the predicted concentration and velocity fields across **10 future time steps**, resulting in **30 channels in total**.
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  ## 3. Training and Evaluation
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  For **FNO**, please refer to the official documentation at [FNO]([http://www.xxx.com](https://github.com/NeuralOperator/neuraloperator)).
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- For **DiffusionPDE**, please refer to the official documentation at [DiffusionPDE](https://github.com/jhhuangchloe/DiffusionPDE).
 
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  This dataset contains simulations of the Wave Equation and Heat Conduction Equation. This coupling mechanism underpins various applications, including thermal management in electronic components (e.g., microprocessors), inductive heating (e.g., welding and metal processing), biomedical technologies (e.g., photothermal therapy), and aerospace engineering (e.g., radiative heating of satellite surfaces).
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  This dataset contains simulations of the Navier–Stokes Equations and Heat Balance Equation. Thermo-Fluid coupling is essential in the design and optimization of systems such as electronic cooling (e.g., chip heat dissipation), energy systems (e.g., nuclear reactor cooling), and precision thermal control in manufacturing.
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  This dataset simulates Ampère’s Law, Continuity Equation, Navier–Stokes Equations, and Lorentz Force. This model finds extensive application in electromagnetic pumps, plasma confinement devices (e.g., tokamaks), astrophysical phenomena, and pollutant transport modeling.
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  This dataset simulates the Acoustic Wave Equation and Structural Vibration Equation. The input is the spatial material density (1 channel). The outputs comprise the acoustic pressure field (2 channels), stress components (6 channels), and structural displacements (4 channels), for a total of **12 output channels**.
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