| Abstract: |
| This talk presents recent results on the analysis of the full compressible magnetohydrodynamic system with non-conservative boundary conditions, providing a rigorous bridge between analytical theory and computational practice. Dissipative measure-valued (DMV) solutions are introduced together with a DMV-strong uniqueness principle, ensuring that DMV solutions coincide with strong solutions as long as the latter exist. This stability result provides a robust foundation for numerical analysis. In particular, a structure-preserving finite volume scheme is considered, and the DMV-strong uniqueness principle is employed to prove convergence of numerical solutions to the physically relevant strong solution. |
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