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Fig. 6.

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Results obtained with the Paris-Durham shock model. Each panel corresponds to a different pre-shock density: nH = 100 (left) and 500 cm−3 (right). The three coloured rectangles (blue, red, and green) show the observational results: the (2-1)/(1-0), (3-2)/(1-0), and (4-3)/(1-0) ratios, respectively (from Table 2). Each point corresponds to a set of {nH, G0, and vs} values; vs values are indicated in the X-axis. The model results are shown with symbols: filled or empty for G0 = 0 or 1, respectively.

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