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Protonic thermoelectric effect of Superionic H$_2$O and magnetic field generation in Uranus and Neptune
The origin of the anomalous magnetic fields of Uranus and Neptune, with significant tilts and multi-dipole configurations, is central to understanding the internal structure and evolution of the ice giants. Recent investigations confirmed that superionic H$_2$O ice is thermodynamically stable and co
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