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Reconnection-Driven Plasma Loading for Prompt Emission in Tidal Disruption Event Jets
A tidal disruption event (TDE) occurs when a star passes sufficiently close to a black hole (BH) to be disrupted by its tidal forces. Although several hundred TDEs have been identified to date, only a small fraction launch relativistic jets. These jets are thought to be Poynting-flux-dominated outfl
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