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Fig. 5.

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Side views of the flow structure when cooling is triggered using an isentropic (upper panels) or an isothermal prescription, with a high temperature (middle panels) or low temperature (lower panels). In the left (resp. right) column, the wind comes from the right (resp. left). The lower half of each panel shows a logarithmic thermal color map in the orbital plane while the upper half represents the transverse (or “vertical”) logarithmic density distribution. We also plotted the velocity field in the orbital plane with a white to black color scale to indicate a slowing down by a factor of at least 4. The radially stretched mesh is represented to indicate the resolution.

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