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Spin-polarization of the neutron ocean in magnetar crusts
Magnetars, neutron stars harboring the strongest magnetic fields known in the Universe, are associated with a broad range of observational phenomena, from giant flares to fast radio bursts, and have also been proposed as potential sites of heavy-element nucleosynthesis. These phenomena are thought t
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