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Dust Growth in Evolving Filamentary Molecular Clouds: Signatures in Ionization, Resistivity, and Infrared Scattering
Studies of dust growth in molecular clouds often prescribe the collapse history, leaving unclear how magnetic regulation of core formation shapes dust evolution and its observable and non-ideal MHD signatures. We address this problem by performing one-zone dust evolution and ionization calculations
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