Magnetically modified spherical accretion in GRMHD: reconnection-driven convection and jet propagation

Magnetically modified spherical accretion in GRMHD: reconnection-driven convection and jet propagation
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10.1093/mnras/stab311
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2021-02
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S. Ressler;E. Quataert;C. White;O. Blaes
S. Ressler;E. Quataert;C. White;O. Blaes
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