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    This document discusses using the adjoint method for optimization and uncertainty quantification problems involving partial differential equations (PDEs). It covers how to apply the adjoint method to explicit and implicit operations as well as steady and unsteady PDEs. The adjoint method involves backpropagation to efficiently compute gradients of outputs with respect to inputs for complex systems defined by PDEs.

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    This document discusses using the adjoint method for optimization and uncertainty quantification problems involving partial differential equations (PDEs). It covers how to apply the adjoint method to explicit and implicit operations as well as steady and unsteady PDEs. The adjoint method involves backpropagation to efficiently compute gradients of outputs with respect to inputs for complex systems defined by PDEs.

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    This document discusses using the adjoint method for optimization and uncertainty quantification problems involving partial differential equations (PDEs). It covers how to apply the adjoint method to explicit and implicit operations as well as steady and unsteady PDEs. The adjoint method involves backpropagation to efficiently compute gradients of outputs with respect to inputs for complex systems defined by PDEs.

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    Optimization and uncertainty quantification in PDEs

    Lecture X.4 Page 1


    Introduction to the adjoint method

    Lecture X.4 Page 2


    Backpropagation - Adjoint for explicit operations

    Lecture X.4 Page 3


    Adjoint for unsteady PDEs

    Lecture X.4 Page 4


    Adjoint for implicit functions

    Lecture X.4 Page 5


    Adjoint for implicit functions

    Lecture X.4 Page 6


    Adjoint for steady PDEs

    Credit: Marco Ceze

    Lecture X.4 Page 7

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