A 4.5σ excess RM dispersion of 4.13 ± 0.91 rad m^{-2} is found in 191 Mg II sightlines versus controls, implying model-dependent CGM magnetic fields of 0.4-0.8 μG at projected radii 20-150 kpc and z~1.14.
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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.
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Magnetised CGM Gas at z~1 revealed by SPICE-RACS
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Unraveling the Imprints of Fluctuation-dynamo on the Intracluster Medium with the SKA
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Unveiling the roles of thermal and nonthermal processes in the ISM & IGM structure formation and evolution of galaxies with SKAO
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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.