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Figure 1:
I-, H- and K-band contour plots of IRAS 04158+2805.
The contour lines are on the levels
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Figure 2: X-ray spectrum of IRAS04158+2805 observed with Chandra. |
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Figure 3: Modeled SED (dashed line) compared to observed fluxes: IRS spectrum (solid line); Strom & Strom (1994, squares); Kenyon et al. (1990) and Kenyon & Hartmann (1995, circles); Luhman & Rieke (1998) and Luhman (2000, crosses); Motte & André (2001, diamonds); this paper, see Sect. 3.2 (triangle). The error bars of the photometric fluxes are smaller than their symbols and therefore not drawn. |
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Figure 4: Polarisation maps of the observed ( left panel) and modelled ( middle panel) nebula. The vector length for 100% polarisation is indicated by the bar in the lower right corner. Right panel: comparison of the polarisation level as a function of position in the observed (solid) and modelled (dashed) nebula. These curves are estimated along the ridges (black curves) and symmetry axis (gray) of the nebula. |
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Figure 5:
Definition of geometrical observables w, a, b, c and ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Figure 6: Examples of projections of f2 (Eq. (4)) to different model parameter planes. The contour is plotted in a logarithmic scale. White areas correspond to minimal values of f2. The colour range is identical in all four plots. The black cross shows the location of the best model, after the SED fitting. |
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Figure 7:
Comparison between observations ( left) and best fitting
model ( mid, see Table 2) in I-band ( top), H-band
( middle) and K-band ( bottom). For demonstration purposes, the right
column shows the images of the best fitting model but with doubled
dust disc mass (
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Figure 8: Difference of observed and modelled polarisation percentage ( top) and polarisation direction ( bottom) along the ridges (black) and the symmetry line (grey). |
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