Fig. 6.

Diagram illustrating the flow of mass between the three gas reservoirs considered in our multiphase G.A.S. model. The star-forming reservoir contains the mass that is immediately available for star formation. It is fed by a turbulent cascade and gas fragmentation at a mass flow rate, Ṁsfg (Eq. (18)). The gas reservoir fragments at a rate, Ṁfrag (Eq. (14)). The diffuse gas reservoir is fed through the rates of two mechanisms: (1) gas accretion rate (Eq. (1)); and (2) the rate at which the fragmented and star-forming gas is disrupted via the energy injected by SNe and AGN, Ṁdisrupt (Eqs. (27) and (28)). Each of these three gas reservoirs contributes to the outflow rate, Ṁwind (Eqs. (24) and (26)).
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