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Magnetic Field Generation in Earth and Super-Earths: the Role of Iron
condensed-matter-physicsconductivitydensity-functional-theoryexoplanetsgeochemistrygeophysicsmaterials-science
Earth's magnetic field has persisted for at least 3.4 billion years, yet the present-day core dynamo - driven by latent heat and compositional buoyancy from inner-core solidification - cannot have operated for most of that time, as the inner core is likely less than 1 billion years old. An alternati
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