Deep 3 GHz polarised source counts detect 65 sources (51 deg^{-2}), consistent with 1.4 GHz literature due to spectral index and depolarisation, with a 2σ upper limit of <2.0 deg^{-2} on polarised SFG density.
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A CPRT formalism is presented as a common platform to link cosmological MHD simulations, theory, and SKA polarized sky data for interpreting magnetic fields across cosmic time.
Proposes SKA surveys for a census of galactic magnetic fields from low to high redshift using polarimetry, RM grids, and lensed quasars to constrain dynamo models.
The paper describes the expected capabilities of the SKA-Mid survey to produce a complete map of the Milky Way's magnetic field in the southern hemisphere using rotation measures and polarized emission.
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The VLA-COSMOS 3 GHz Large Project: Polarised source counts and catalogue
Deep 3 GHz polarised source counts detect 65 sources (51 deg^{-2}), consistent with 1.4 GHz literature due to spectral index and depolarisation, with a 2σ upper limit of <2.0 deg^{-2} on polarised SFG density.
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Bridging Theory and Observation in the SKA Era: A Cosmological Polarized Radiative Transfer Framework for Point-to-Point Polarized Sky Comparisons
A CPRT formalism is presented as a common platform to link cosmological MHD simulations, theory, and SKA polarized sky data for interpreting magnetic fields across cosmic time.
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Probing Magnetic Fields In and Around Galaxies Near and Far
Proposes SKA surveys for a census of galactic magnetic fields from low to high redshift using polarimetry, RM grids, and lensed quasars to constrain dynamo models.
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The magnetic field in the Milky Way Galaxy: from large to small scales
The paper describes the expected capabilities of the SKA-Mid survey to produce a complete map of the Milky Way's magnetic field in the southern hemisphere using rotation measures and polarized emission.