Fig. 3

Disc radius (solid lines) as a function of time categorized by the velocity of the ISM in the simulation. The colour coding indicates the ISM density: green indicates 1.9 × 10-19, brown 1.9 × 10-18, and purple 1.9 × 10-17 g/cm3. The dashed lines in corresponding colours give our theoretical estimates of the disc radius (see Sect. 2.2). The simulations with vISM = 30 km s-1 were computationally expensive and have not reached 10 000 yr.
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