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Fig. 14.

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Result of the resolution study of the magnetized cloud collapse for TSPH with μ = 10. We vary the resolution from left to right, in the initial cloud (123, 253, 503, 1003, 2503) and medium (103, 203, 403, 803, 2003). We show figures at the time of jet formation (around t = tff), which occur due to the winding of the magnetic field during collapse, which produces a magnetic tower structure. The top row shows a rendered face-on slice (Lxy = [2000 AU, 2000 AU]) of the density [g cm−3], the rest of the rows show rendered slices through the rotation axis (Lxz = [2000 AU, 2000 AU]), where the second shows density [g cm−3], the third show radial velocity [km s−1], the fourth show the absolute poloidal magnetic field [μG] and the fifth shows the current density [A m−2], all quantities are shown in logarithmic scale. We can see that TSPH only forms a collimated jet and a proper magnetic tower at the highest resolution.

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