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Fig. 9

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Deprojections by constant moving bins method of several realizations of a sample projected from an initial Gaussian distribution (Nv ≈ 1200 points, Ns = 25 realizations). We show the mean deprojected distribution (black curve) and the ± 1σ limits (green curves) compared with the initial distribution (red curve). In the left figure, the peak position is 150 km s−1 and its standard deviation 50 km s−1. The deprojection shows no bias with such a velocity peak width. In the right figure, the peak position is 150 km s−1 and the standard deviation 20 km s−1. The deprojection shows a bias with such a narrow velocity peak width. The deprojected velocity peak is too low by ≈ 12% and too wide by ≈20%, although the peak position is precisely recovered to within ≈1%.

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