Abstract

This paper proposes a mathematics-informed neural network (MINN) approach for resolving the long-term challenge in wave scattering modeling. The central innovation lies in integrating Cauchy–Riemann equations into machine learning architectures. By incorporating Cauchy integrals and boundary conditions, the neural network successfully learns to numerically produce matrix kernel factorization for Wiener–Hopf analytical models. To validate and demonstrate the approach, a benchmark case of wave scattering from parallel hard–soft plates is studied by comparing the machine learning results with the available analytical solutions. The proposed MINN approach could provide a new route to extensively enhance the theoretical modeling capability for several wave scattering and fluid mechanics problems. The code can be found at https://github.com/lscapku/MINN.

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