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Rendering of density, magnetic field strength of the Low resolution simulations with varying feedback scheme at t = 2 Gyr. Strong field growth can be seen for both the blastwave model and the high coupling superbubble model (NFB = 200). Both the blastwave model and the physical superbubble model (NFB = 1) leads to small feedback bubbles which pushes material far away from the disk. The mass loading in the superbubble model (NFB = 1) is however much larger as the blastwave model mainly generate hot low-density outflows, this means that there is less transfer of magnetic fields from the central region in the blastwave model. Increasing the injection length (NFB = 200) leads to more mass loading, larger feedback bubbles and a more concentrated vertical structure, which in turn lead to more amplification of the magnetic field within the central disk.

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