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Magnetic Fields, Strings and Cosmology

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Magnetic Fields, Strings and Cosmology
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Publisher: arXiv
Number of pages: 76

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The main motivations and challenges related with the physics of large-scale magnetic fields are briefly analyzed. The interplay between large-scale magnetic fields and scalar CMB anisotropies is addressed with specific attention on recent progresses.

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