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Isochrones in primordial magnetic field evolution
In the early universe, a primordial magnetic field undergoes a turbulent decay while its length scale increases due to an inverse cascade. The size of the largest processed eddy scales with the Alfvén speed and grows with time. In a diagram of Alfvén speed vs.\ length scale, all possible solutions m
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