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The physics of deep-interior convective shell boundaries in a massive pre-supernova star: Internal gravity wave mixing at the $N^2$ peak
The physics of convective boundary mixing involves concepts such as penetration and overshooting and has been mostly characterized for envelope and core convection. For the burning shells deep inside massive stars in their final stages, the convective boundary remains poorly understood. 1D stellar-e
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