Multi-Preconditioned LBFGS for Training Finite-Basis PINNs

Marc Salvadó-Benasco, Aymane Kssim, Alexander Heinlein, Rolf Krause, Serge Gratton +1 more
1/13/2026
math.NAcs.LG

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A multi-preconditioned LBFGS (MP-LBFGS) algorithm is introduced for training finite-basis physics-informed neural networks (FBPINNs). The algorithm is motivated by the nonlinear additive Schwarz method and exploits the domain-decomposition-inspired additive architecture of FBPINNs, in which local neural networks are defined on subdomains, thereby localizing the network representation. Parallel, subdomain-local quasi-Newton corrections are then constructed on the corresponding local parts of the architecture. A key feature is a novel nonlinear multi-preconditioning mechanism, in which subdomain corrections are optimally combined through the solution of a low-dimensional subspace minimization problem. Numerical experiments indicate that MP-LBFGS can improve convergence speed, as well as model accuracy over standard LBFGS while incurring lower communication overhead.

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@article{salvadbenasco2026multipreconditioned,
  title  = {Multi-Preconditioned LBFGS for Training Finite-Basis PINNs},
  author = {Marc Salvadó-Benasco and Aymane Kssim and Alexander Heinlein and Rolf Krause and Serge Gratton and Alena Kopaničáková},
  year   = {2026},
  eprint = {2601.08709},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2601.08709v1}
}

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