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Thinner Disks Struggle to Launch Jets: GRMHD Simulations of Magnetic Field Generation and Transport
Relativistic jets are observed in some accreting black-hole systems but not others. In X-ray binaries, jet production is closely associated with geometrically thicker accretion states, suggesting that disk thickness may influence the conditions for jet launching. We investigate this connection using
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