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\section{Application}  Dear Dr. Berlinsky,  Please consider our application for a 1 week visit following the KITP program "Galactic Archaeology and Precision Stellar Astrophysics". The proposing team wants to meet again to continue some very exciting work that was started at KITP and led to groundbreaking results in the field of stellar physics and asteroseismology. Please find below possible dates, a brief description of the results that the team achieved during/after the KITP program and the follow up work we intend to perform while together at KITP. A team justification closes this application. \subsection{Possible dates}  Please fill this \href{http://doodle.com/wxbntgkb25t33xq8}{Doodle} \\  15-22 November [strong preference for this week]\\  6-13 December  \\ %29 Nov -13 December \\  %..\\ 

\item Rafael A. Garcia (CEA, Paris)  \item Dennis Stello (Sydney University)  \end{enumerate}  (\textbf{TBD:} %(\textbf{TBD:}  discuss if we want to include other people, e.g. Daniel Huber, Tim Bedding etc. Discuss if Lars and Matteo need to be in this list) The members of the team outlined above are the main authors in the two papers submitted to Science (Theory) and Nature (Observations). The team has remained in touch and active after meeting at KITP, but it's clear that only re-creating a full-immersion atmosphere can lead to rapid progress on the follow-up research program.   Thanks to their complementary expertises, this group of scientists found a remarkable synergy while at KITP. Due the presence of both theorists and observers, we were able to quickly identify an observational puzzle, find a theoretical explanation and test it on brand new data. In the process this led to the discovery of a novel, powerful way to look for magnetic fields in stellar interiors.