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Multiscale Synthetic observations of Polarized dust emission: On the origin of Depolarization effect from Molecular clouds to Starless cores and Constraints on Dust Physics
Submillimeter observations of polarized dust emission from molecular clouds to starless cores frequently report a decrease in polarization fraction (p) with increasing dust emission intensity (I). This feature is commonly attributed to the alignment loss of dust grains or the geometrical effects of
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