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Wavelet Flow Matching for Multi-Scale Physics Emulation

NeurIPS 2026 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Molecules and proteins · approach: Flow matching generative modeling · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Wavelet Flow Matching (WFM), a generative PDE emulator that runs OT-CFM directly on multi-scale DWT coefficients with a U-Net, avoiding learned autoencoders.

Problem

Autoregressive emulation of multi-scale chaotic fluid PDEs needs stable long rollouts and fine-scale detail; deterministic emulators over-smooth and latent generative models need costly separately pre-trained autoencoders.

Approach

Perform optimal-transport conditional flow matching directly in a fixed, training-free wavelet space: one velocity U-Net predicts per-scale velocities for all DWT sub-bands, conditioned on current-state wavelet coefficients, PDE constants, and past frames, with the IDWT applied only at the end of sampling.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: The Well: Turbulent Radiative Layer 2D The Well: Rayleigh-Bénard convection The Well: Active Matter

Benchmarks: The Well TRL The Well Rayleigh-Bénard The Well Active Matter

Metrics: VRMSE CRPS spectral coherence RMSE inference speedup

Baselines: FM pixel FM fourier WDNO FNO TFNO WNO

Builds on: OT-CFM Wavelet Diffusion Neural Operator Fourier flow matching FiLM

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