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Physics-Informed AI, AI for Physics: From Precision Cosmology to Accelerated Discovery

Artificial Intelligence, Computational Physics, Cosmology and seminar by Biwei Dai, University of California, Berkeley

Hosted by Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

Tuesday 11:00 Toronto (GMT-4)

Recording available

Waterloo, Canada

Recording

1 h 10 min

Abstract

Biwei Dai explores generative models built around physical symmetries and multiscale structure. For cosmology, these models enable field-level likelihoods that extract more information from weak lensing than two-point statistics and expose model misspecification through generated samples. Related methods address lattice sampling and collider anomalies. Physically informed generative priors also support inverse problems, including intensity-interferometry reconstruction of black-hole accretion disks and analysis of pulsar-timing gravitational-wave backgrounds.

Topics

generative modelsphysical symmetriesmultiscale structurefield-level likelihoodsweak lensingtwo-point statisticsmodel misspecificationlattice sampling
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intensity-interferometry reconstructionpulsar-timing gravitational-wave backgrounds

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