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Fig. 11

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Distribution functions for column densities lg(NH∕[cm−2]) of the CNM (left), LNM (middle), and WNM (right), derived from Gaussian components in the velocity range − 8 < vLSR < 8 km s−1. The light and dark blue colors distinguishes distributions for all Sky and |b| > 20°. The green lines show in each case least square Gaussian fits, resulting in log-normal distributions. For the CNM (left panel) we include the distributions of major filamentary USM structures as observed by Kalberla et al. (2016; their Fig. 12). On the right hand side the XNM components are also included for comparison.

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