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Article Contents
- ABSTRACT
- 1.INTRODUCTION
- 2.INTERPRETATION OF RADIO OBSERVATIONS
- 2.1.Field Strength Estimates
- 2.2.Large-Scale Field Patterns
- 2.3.Small-Scale Field Structures
- 2.4.Comparison with Optical
Polarization Data
- 3.MAGNETIC FIELDS IN SPIRAL GALAXIES
- 3.1.Field Strengths
- 3.2.M31: The Nearly Perfect Magnetic
Torus
- 3.3.Density-Wave Galaxies
- 3.4.IC 342 and NGC 6946: Magnetic
Spiral Arms
- 3.5.ASS, BSS, or What?
- 3.6.Magnetic Fields in Galactic Halos
- 3.7.Magnetic Fields in High-Redshift
Galaxies
- 3.8.The Milky Way
- 4.GALACTIC DYNAMO THEORY
- 4.1.Random Magnetic Fields
- 4.2.Large-Scale Fields
- 4.3.Treatment of Galactic Turbulence
- 4.4.Basic Galactic Dynamo Models
- 4.5.The Quenching Problem
- 5.ORIGIN OF GALACTIC MAGNETIC FIELDS
- 5.1.Cosmological Magnetic Fields
- 5.2.The Primordial Origin of Galactic
Magnetic Fields
- 5.3.The Dynamo Origin of Magnetic
Field
- 6.EFFECTS OF THE DYNAMO ENVIRONMENT
- 6.1.Starbursts
- 6.2.Galactic Encounters
- 6.3.Parametric Resonance with Spiral
Arms
- 6.4.Contrast Structures
- 6.5.The Influence of Magnetic Fields on
the Galactic Disk
- 7.MAGNETIC FIELDS IN HALOS
- 7.1.In Situ Generation
- 7.2.Transport Out of the Disk
- 8.MAGNETIC FIELD MODELS
- 8.1.The Parity
- 8.2.Large-Scale Azimuthal Patterns
- 8.3.Spiral Field Lines and Pitch
Angles
- 8.4.Spiral Arms and Magnetic Fields
- 8.5.Dynamo Models for Individual
Galaxies
- 9.LAST WORDS
- REFERENCES