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Quenching of zonal winds in Jupiter’s interior
Gravity and magnetic field data obtained by the Juno mission show that Jupiter's strong zonal winds extend a few thousand kilometers into the interior, but are quenched above the level where the electrical conductivity becomes significant. Here, we extend a simple linearized model [Christensen et al
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