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hp-Adaptation for a Discontinuous Galerkin Method in an Unstructured Flow Solver
Adaptation is an important tool in modern computational fluid dynamics software, which can reduce the computational cost of a simulation and simplifies the process of mesh generation. Important flow features, e.g. internal layers, shocks, or vortices, do not need to be considered in the initial mesh
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