Formation of the Hub–Filament System G33.92+0.11: Local Interplay between Gravity, Velocity, and Magnetic Field
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P. Koch | H. Liu | R. Galv'an-Madrid | Jia‐Wei Wang | K. Pattle | Sheng-Jun Lin | S. Lai
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