arXiv AI By David Gabriel Harispe, Mat\'ias Gerard, Pablo A. Kler

Microdroplet Generator Surrogate Enhancement and Inverse Design Through an Uncertainty-Guided Framework

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The paper introduces a unified framework that combines adaptive surrogate modeling with simulation-driven inverse design for microdroplet generators. High‑fidelity Volume‑of‑Fluid simulations supply training data, while neural‑network ensembles predict flow regimes and droplet diameters; ensemble‑based uncertainty quantification identifies critical parameter regions near regime transitions. A physics‑informed enrichment strategy and Particle Swarm Optimization are used to refine the surrogates and perform constrained inverse design, achieving markedly higher prediction accuracy and reliable identification of physically realizable configurations.

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