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Fig. 13

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Left: a toy model of β = 0 debris ejection at φA2 = −20°,θA2 = 74°. An excess of ejecta at a velocity of 14 to 22 cm s-1 has been used to create the elliptical band inside the cone, resembling one of the features of the data. To illustrate a mechanism by which the oberved curvature might be produced, the cone tapers from a width of αc = 40° at its outer extreme velocity of 35 cm s-1 to a width of αc = 33° at its inner velocity of 0 cm s-1. The boundaries of the cone are brightened by edge effects, and correspond very roughly to the other main feature of the data. Right: the 29 Jan. 2010 HST image, for comparison. The model for the second (degenerate) solution at θA2 ≈ −5° appears similar.

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