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Fig. 5

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Upper: map of the apparent magnetic field (B) orientation. The polarization segments from the measured 353 GHz polarization, having been rotated by 90°, show the orientation of the apparent magnetic field, but their length is constant, not reflecting the changing polarization fraction. The colour map shows the 353 GHz emission in log 10 scale and ranges from 10-2 to 10 MJy sr-1. Lower: map of the 353 GHz polarization angle uncertainty (σψ) at resolution. The scale is linear from σψ = 0° to σψ = 52.3°. The polarization angle is obtained using the Bayesian method with a mean posterior estimator (see Sect. 2.3). The uncertainty map includes statistical and systematic contributions. The same mask as in Fig. 1 is applied.

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