Free 350-page Physics-Based Deep Learning Book Now Open, With 39 Hands-on Coding Exercises
burkov · x · 2026-09-22
The free textbook Physics-Based Deep Learning Book by Thuerey et al. (2026) is now available on ChapterPal.
The 350-page applied guide covers physics-based deep learning (scientific machine learning), blending numerical physical simulations with modern AI architectures. It targets researchers, engineers, and students who know deep learning basics and elementary PDEs, with practical implementations in PyTorch, JAX, and the differentiable simulation library ΦFlow.
It includes 163 illustrations and 39 hands-on coding exercises, and ChapterPal offers an AI tutor for reading. All books on ChapterPal are free with a free account.
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