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A discontinuous Galerkin method with artificial viscosity geared toward numerical relativity applications
Artificial viscosity can be used to deal with shocks and other discontinuities such as star surfaces, that can arise in matter. We explain in detail how a local discontinuous Galerkin method can be used to add artificial viscosity terms to hyperbolic evolution equations. These artificial terms are m
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