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Magnetically Driven Obliquity in Circumplanetary Disks and Twisted Bipolar-jet Formation
Circumplanetary disks (CPDs) regulate gas accretion onto forming giant planets and provide the environment in which their satellites may form. We use high-resolution, global three-dimensional simulations to investigate the early formation, orientation, and outflows of a CPD around a Jupiter-mass pla
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