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Transport of Magnetic Fields by Thermohaline Convection in Crystallizing White Dwarfs
The origins of strong magnetic fields observed in many white dwarfs are uncertain. Recent observations show that such fields are more common for white dwarfs with crystallized cores. Crystallization creates a destabilizing composition gradient that drives thermohaline convection in the star's fluid
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