Onset of a Planetesimal Dynamo and the Lifetime of the Solar Nebular Magnetic Field

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H. Wang, B. P. Weiss, B. G. Downey, J. Wang , Y. K. Chen-Wiegart , J. Wang , C. R.Suavet, R. R. Fu, E. A. Lima, and M. E. Zucolotto

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