Poloidal Magnetic Fields is a type of large-scale magnetic field configuration in astrophysical plasmas, characterized by magnetic field lines that loop from the interior of a celestial body or disk outward to the poles and back, as opposed to toroidal fields that wrap azimuthally around the equatorial plane.
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