Fig. 7

Evolution of the Lyα escape fraction
fesc(Lyα) as a function of dust
optical depth
for various values of expansion velocity vexp and mean
neutral hydrogen column density
.
The clumpy medium studied here is built with FF = 0.23, CF = 0.997
(Rmin = 49 and Rmax = 64
cells), nic/nc = 0.01, and
b = 40 km s-1. The expansion velocities
vexp and H i column densities that we adopt
are vexp = 0, 100, and 250 km s-1 and
= 1019 cm-2 and 2 × 1020 cm-2. It is
seen that fesc(Lyα) increases with
increasing vexp, as well as with decreasing
.
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