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Competitive roles of turbulence and magnetic field on the formation of unipolar outflows in isolated molecular cloud cores
We investigate the impact of turbulence and magnetic field on the formation of unipolar outflows in the gravitational collapse of isolated low-mass cloud cores using three-dimensional non-ideal magnetohydrodynamics simulations. In the models explored in this study, we find that unipolar outflows are
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