The JCMT BISTRO Survey: Revealing the Diverse Magnetic Field Morphologies in Taurus Dense Cores with Sensitive Submillimeter Polarimetry
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Lei Zhu | A. Scaife | P. Koch | A. Whitworth | N. Peretto | G. Fuller | H. Chen | T. Onaka | M. Tamura | Sang-Sung Lee | D. Byun | C. Hull | D. Johnstone | P. Bastien | S. Viti | Jongsoo Kim | G. Savini | B. Matthews | Di Li | P. Friberg | M. Seta | J. Kwon | T. Nagata | Tsuyoshi Inoue | W. Chen | K. Kawabata | S. Eyres | J. Rawlings | S. Falle | M. Griffin | J. Greaves | G. Moriarty-Schieven | T. Hasegawa | D. Ward-Thompson | L. Fissel | J. Hatchell | A. Chrysostomou | J. Fiege | R. Friesen | S. Graves | M. Houde | J. Kirk | J. Richer | P. Andr'e | K. Lacaille | C. Dowell | A. Kataoka | R. Rao | M. Rawlings | H. Parsons | Jia‐Wei Wang | L. Qian | K. Qiu | T. Ching | Y. Duan | Jinghua Yuan | D. Eden | A. Rigby | Jianjun Zhou | Xindi Tang | Da-lei Li | G. Park | Miju Kang | Il-Gyo Jeong | H. Nakanishi | Kee-Tae Kim | Hongchi Wang | Zhiwei Chen | Tie Liu | Ji-hyun Kang | S. Inutsuka | F. Kemper | Minho Choi | Sung-ju Kang | Jungyeon Cho | H. Yoo | D. Berry | T. Pyo | F. Nakamura | S. Loo | V. Konyves | D. Arzoumanian | M. Tahani | Guoyin Zhang | Junhao Liu | Xing Lu | Y. Doi | J. Robitaille | Chuan-Peng Zhang | Hua-b. Li | Sheng-Yuan Liu | T. Bourke | S. Lai | F. Kirchschlager | I. D. Looze | A. Soam | C. Lee | Ya-Wen Tang | Gwanjeong Kim | S. Mairs | K. Pattle | W. Kwon | E. Chung | H. Duan | P. Diep | S. Hayashi | M. Matsumura | Yapeng Zhang | S. Sadavoy | K. Tomisaka | Y. Tsukamoto | Hsi-Wei Yen | N. Ohashi | K. Iwasaki | Y. Shimajiri | Chin-Fei Lee | H. Shinnaga | L. Fanciullo | Jinjin Xie | T. Gledhill | Mi-Ryang Kim | R. Furuya | S. Coud'e | C. Eswaraiah | K. Kim | A. Lyo | B. Retter | Mike Chen | I. Han | L. Tram | Thiem C. Hoang | C. Law | Hyeong-Sik Yun | T. Zenko | Masato I. N. Kobayashi | S. Dai | E. Franzmann | Hong-Li Liu | Q. Gu | H. Saito | J. Hwang | T. Kusune | Yong-Hee Lee | N. B. Ngoc | Yunhee Choi | T. Inoue | S. Lai | Hongli Liu | N. Ngoc | Chuan-peng Zhang | W. Chen | H. Yun | Ya-wen Tang | Jinjin Xie | Takayoshi Kusune | Geumsook Park | Xing Lu
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