Towards a more consistent discretization scheme for adaptive implicit RHD computations

We present a new implicit numerical discretization for the equations of radiation hydrodynamics (RHD) which is based on a more geometrical representation of a finite volume scheme suitable for spherical systems. In particular, the motion of the grid points is directly included by appropriate volume...

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