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 Systems of conservation laws with (initial) discontinuities need computational tricks (e.g. artificial diffusion) to be solved. The combination of time-dependent meshing, steered by smart monitor functions, and a finite volume technique allows for accurate and efficient solving of hyperbolic PDE systems without artificial terms. A generic MATLAB implementation of this approach was made, parameterizable for all kinds of systems, initial conditions and monitor functions. Its effectivity is shown for some MHD systems (up to '1.75-d')
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Adaptive Finite Volume Solution of MHD Systems

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Systems of conservation laws with (initial) discontinuities need computational tricks (e.g. artificial diffusion) to be solved. The combination of time-dependent meshing, steered by smart monitor functions, and a finite volume technique allows for accurate and efficient solving of hyperbolic PDE systems without artificial terms. A generic MATLAB implementation of this approach was made, parameterizable for all kinds of systems, initial conditions and monitor functions. Its effectivity is shown for some MHD systems (up to '1.75-d')
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