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Intermittency in the Multiphase ISM --- II. Non-Gaussian Dust Polarization and Foreground Variance
Interstellar turbulence produces non-Gaussian polarized Galactic dust emission whose higher-order statistics depend on thermal phase and turbulent forcing. We synthesize optically thin dust polarization from three thermally multiphase diffuse interstellar medium (ISM) simulations with compressive, m
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