This invention discloses a dual-domain evolution prediction method for carbon
mechanics of civil structures based on generative
physics field
inference. The steps are as follows: 1. Set an initial boundary condition set B within [0,T]; 2. Construct a bidirectional coupled
control equation system P for
carbonization diffusion and mechanical response based on B; 3. Construct a generative
physics field
inference model and embed it into P, achieving coordinated iteration of the concentration field C(x,t) and
stress field σ(x,t) through spatiotemporal feature encoding and a dual-domain generation kernel, followed by dynamic feedback correction to convergence via a physical consistency
regulator; 4. Construct a joint
loss function including data fitting, physical equation residuals, energy constraints, and constitutive consistency, and perform two-stage
hybrid optimization training to convergence; 5. Discretize the
time domain into N
layers, performing dual-domain evolution
recursion,
latent variable residual self-repair, and multi-scale stability control at each step, outputting field distribution,
carbonization depth, and stiffness degradation indices. This invention deeply integrates the
generative model with the bidirectional coupled equations, achieving unified convergence of data-driven and physical constraints.