arXiv Machine Learning By Miranda J S Horne, Peter K Jimack, Amirul Khan, He Wang

Hard Constraint Projection in a Physics Informed Neural Network (Burgers)

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This paper extends the hard constraint projection (HCP) method to the nonlinear 1D Burgers' equation, integrating it into a physics‑informed neural network (PINN). By discretising the equation, constructing a constraint matrix, and adding an unlearnable projection layer, the HCP‑PINN enforces the governing PDE during training. Experiments show that the HCP‑PINN achieves higher accuracy—about an order of magnitude lower data error than a standard PINN—and better adherence to the PDE, while being less sensitive to the number and placement of collocation points.

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