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Search for magnetic fields in seven slowly rotating A stars
A small fraction of A-type stars host strong fossil magnetic fields. Identifying them relies on indirect indicators such as chemical peculiarities, slow rotation, and rotational modulation, which are also shared by non-magnetic stars. Assessing their reliability is essential for future surveys. We m
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