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fOGA: An Orthogonal Greedy Algorithm for Fractional Laplacian Problems

arXiv:2409.165512.9h-index: 3
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It provides a novel computational approach for solving fractional Laplacian problems, which are challenging due to their nonlocal nature.

The paper proposes a numerical method for fractional Laplace equations by combining finite difference discretization with shallow neural network approximation, achieving efficient solution representation via the orthogonal greedy algorithm.

In this paper, we propose a numerical method for fractional Laplace equations that combines finite difference discretization with shallow neural network approximation. The fractional Laplace operator is discretized using a directional representation of Riemann--Liouville type, which leads to a finite difference approximation of the nonlocal operator. In two dimensions, the angular integral is approximated by a quadrature rule, and auxiliary points are introduced along each direction to facilitate the evaluation of the operator. Based on the resulting discrete system, the solution is then represented by a shallow neural network constructed through the orthogonal greedy algorithm (OGA).

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