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We study weak solutions and its approximation of hyperbolic linear symmetric Friedrichs systems describing acoustic, elastic, or electro-magnetic waves. For the corresponding first-order systems we construct discontinuous Galerkin discretizations in space and time with full upwind, and we show primal and dual consistency. Stability and convergence estimates are provided with respect to a mesh-dependent DG norm which includes the $L_2$ norm at final time. Numerical experiments confirm that the a piori results are of optimal order also for solutions with low regularity, and we show that the error in the DG norm can be closely approximated with a residual-type error indicator.
ddc:510, weak solution of linear symmetric Friedrichs systems, estimators for first-order systems, error, Mathematics, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/510, discontinuous Galerkin methods in space and time
ddc:510, weak solution of linear symmetric Friedrichs systems, estimators for first-order systems, error, Mathematics, info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/510, discontinuous Galerkin methods in space and time
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