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Correlating Surface Magnetic Field Decay with Internal Field Depth of Isolated Neutron Stars
The long-term evolution of neutron star crustal magnetic fields through Ohmic decay is governed by the transport properties of the crust. In this work, we demonstrate that the depth at which the magnetic flux is anchored plays a significant role in the dissipation timescale. We study the evolution o
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