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Pre-perihelion dust mass loss rate computed assuming the Afρ extrapolation shown in Fig. 13 (solid line) and a geometric albedo Ap = 0.04. The post-perihelion mass-loss rate and all the other parameter values remain the same as shown in Fig. 3.

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