Resumen
We propose neural-network-based algorithms for the numerical solution of boundary-value problems for the Laplace equation. Such a numerical solution is inherently mesh-free, and in the approximation process, stochastic algorithms are employed. The chief challenge in the solution framework is to generate appropriate learning data in the absence of the solution. Our main idea was to use fundamental solutions for this purpose and make a link with the so-called method of fundamental solutions. In this way, beyond the classical boundary-value problems, Dirichlet-to-Neumann operators can also be approximated. This problem was investigated in detail. Moreover, for this complex problem, low-rank approximations were constructed. Such efficient solution algorithms can serve as a basis for computational electrical impedance tomography.