DeepONet (Original Paper)
DeepONet uses two sub-networks: a branch net encoding the input function and a trunk net encoding the evaluation location, whose inner product produces the output function value.
Why it matters: It turns the classical universal approximation theorem for operators into a trainable architecture, and remains the standard baseline for operator-learning comparisons.
Tags: DeepONetNeural OperatorFoundationalUniversal ApproximationBaseline
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