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Contribution function for the model spectrum of HD 179949 b computed with the Burrows et al. (2007)T/p profile (Fig. 8, top curve). The color scheme runs from zero contribution (white) to maximum contribution (black). The broad component of the spectrum is formed at relatively high pressures (deeper in the atmosphere) and typically probes a non-inverted portion of the T/p profile. On the other hand, the narrow component of the spectrum, to which we are sensitive at high resolution, probes several orders of magnitude in pressure and encompasses thermal inversion layers as well, producing molecular lines in emission.

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