3 accepted papers
We present a novel formulation for mesh-free, reduced-order simulation of deformable hyperelastic objects. Existing work in reduced-order elastodynamic simulation represents the input geometry by either meshes, which can be difficult to obtain due to challenges in scanning and triangulating complex
Biomolecular interaction modeling has been substantially advanced by foundation models, yet they often produce all-atom structures that violate basic steric feasibility. We address this limitation by enforcing physical validity as a strict constraint during both training and inference with a unified…
Physical simulation relies on spatially-varying mechanical properties, typically laboriously hand-crafted. We present the first feed-forward model to predict fine-grained mechanical properties, Young’s modulus($E$), Poisson’s ratio($\nu$), and density($\rho$), throughout *the volume* of 3D objects.…