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Intermittency in the Multiphase ISM --- I. Extreme Density, Velocity, and Magnetic Fluctuations
Intermittency is a fundamental property of astrophysical turbulence because it concentrates strong gradients, dissipation, and transport into rare, localized structures. In the multiphase interstellar medium (ISM), turbulent driving is especially important because the balance between compressive and
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