A solver-coupled surrogate-Newton framework that uses surrogate predictions as high-quality initial guesses for Newton-Krylov iterations, thereby combining rapid global flow-field prediction with high-accuracy numerical convergence at the terminal stage is developed.
Abstract
Neural surrogates offer a promising route to accelerating computationally expensive simulations governed by partial differential equations across science and industry. Their practical deployment, however, is limited by unreliable predictions under out-of-distribution (OOD) conditions. We develop a solver-coupled surrogate-Newton framework that uses surrogate predictions as high-quality initial guesses for Newton-Krylov iterations, thereby combining rapid global flow-field prediction with high-accuracy numerical convergence at the terminal stage. On an OOD benchmark comprising geometries sampled from actual transonic airfoil optimization trajectories, the framework lowers the median residual L_2 ratio by over seven orders of magnitude while substantially reducing field and aerodynamic errors. In practical supercritical airfoil optimization, it improves online prediction reliability while achieving a 15.5-fold generation-level speedup over CFD. We further test the framework's extension to three dimensions using a flying-wing dataset. Together, these studies demonstrate the potential of surrogate-Newton coupling to deliver accurate, efficient and scalable steady CFD across industrial workflows.
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