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Poloidal field component squared amplitude as a function of the Rossby number, Rof. At low Rof, the agreement between the simulations (purple line) and observation (dashed black line) is quantitatively good, with both showing a similar decreasing trend. At a higher Rossby number, Rof > 1 (yellow range), not covered by the observational database, an inverse trend is indicated by the simulations, and hence suggests a minimum in poloidal field strength near Rof ∼ 1, which could have interesting consequences for stellar spin-down via wind braking. An indicative trend proportional to is shown using a dotted grey line. We note the V shape that the two trends (purple and dotted lines) form, with the minimum being near Rof ∼ 1. The coloured symbols have the same meanings as in Fig. 3.

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