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High-Dimensional Numerical Methods for Nonlocal Models
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Nonlocal models offer a unified framework for describing long-range spatial interactions and temporal memory effects. The review briefly outlines several representative physical problems, including anomalous diffusion, material fracture, viscoelastic wave propagation, and electromagnetic scattering, to illustrate the broad applicability of nonlocal systems. However, the intrinsic global coupling and historical dependence of these models introduce significant computational challenges, particularly in high-dimensional settings. From the perspective of algorithmic strategies, the review systematically summarizes high-dimensional numerical methods applicable to nonlocal equations, emphasizing core approaches for overcoming the curse of dimensionality, such as structured solution frameworks based on FFT, spectral methods, probabilistic sampling, physics-informed neural networks, and asymptotically compatible schemes. By integrating recent advances and common computational principles, the review establishes a dual problem review + method review structure that provides a systematic perspective and valuable reference for the modeling and high-dimensional numerical simulation of nonlocal systems.
Keywords:
nonlocal models
high-dimensional computation
curse of dimensionality