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Fig. 11

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The fitted dust mass surface density (left) and dust temperature (right) as a function of galactocentric distance. Red points are from fitting the entire SED, while blue points are fitting to the fraction of the flux density that can be attributed to the dust heated by the global stellar population. Temperatures from Fritz et al. (2012) and Smith et al. (2012) are shown by the dashed black line and the solid magenta line, respectively; these differ from the analysis here due to the different dust models used and whether the dust spectral index has been allowed to vary or not. There is a systematic shift towards lower dust temperatures and higher dust masses with the rescaled SEDs.

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