Fig. 22

Predicted UV and Lyα escape fraction as a function of
for the clumpy media studied in Fig. 21
(N0 = 1 (triangle), N0 = 4
(circle) and N0 = 10 (square)). Top:
fesc(UV) obtained from our simulations compared to Eq.
(17) used by HO06 to carry out their figure shown in the left panel of Fig. 21. Middle: Lyα
escape fraction fesc(Lyα) predicted by
our models for vexp = 50 km s-1. Bottom: same
as middle panel for vexp = 250 km s-1. As in
Hansen & Oh (2006), the
Lyα escape fraction is derived here at the line centre (i.e. the
intrinsic Lyα line is a delta function in our simulations) While a
clear decrease in the fesc(Lyα) with
increasing
is found, HO06 instead assumes a constant value of
fesc(Lyα), indicated in the figure,
independently of the dust optical depth
.
More precisely, HO06 assumes fesc(Lyα)
= (0.94; 0.68; 0.38) for vexp = 50 km s-1 and
fesc(Lyα) = (0.81; 0.43; 0.18) for
vexp = 250 km s-1.
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