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AdHImEx: Adaptively High-Order Implicit-Explicit Transport for Large Time Steps
Adaptively Implicit-Explicit (AdImEx) time stepping provides stability for large time steps for mass-conservative transport, making it attractive for the numerical representation of advection in weather and climate prediction. Existing AdImEx transport schemes become first-order accurate in the larg
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