Note the citations at the end of the video (44:30 mark ). Code from some of the original research the spacex stuff was based on, adaptive wavelet collocation m

Note the citations at the end of the video (44:30 mark ). Code from some of the original research the spacex stuff was based on, adaptive wavelet collocation methods, used to be online in a bitbucket repo here: https://git.plgrid.pl/scm/tmh/wavelet-original-code.git https://git.plgrid.pl/scm/tmh/wavelet-original-code.git Unfortunately it seems to have been taken down. A shame - it was really everything! But as a huge CFD library research code it is a bit hard to sift through anyway. I'd recommend the papers then. Stuff like this, from these guys (Jonathan Regele and Oleg Vasileyev), led to the Spacex software: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/239395184_An_adaptive_wavelet-collocation_method_for_shock_computations https://www.researchgate.net/publication/239395184_An_adapti... An earlier starting point might be something like this: http://ms.mcmaster.ca/kevla/pdf/articles/Kevlahan_SISC_v26.pdf http://ms.mcmaster.ca/kevla/pdf/articles/Kevlahan_SISC_v26.p... This line of work dates back to the mid 90s as you will see from the sources.