Fig. A.1.

For three different temperatures 2.73 K, 45 K, and 1508 K in the first, second, and third columns, respectively, show the probability differences between distributions of X using simulations with different sphere sizes rsph but equal values of . For every temperature and sphere size, 106 simulations were performed. Text boxes contain information about the compared sphere sizes. For example, “100–1” denotes the comparison of the distribution using a sphere size of rsph = 100 au with the distribution using a sphere size of rsph = 1 au. In addition to that, the relative difference of the averages of two compared distributions is given by δ⟨X⟩ in the upper left corner of each plot. Low values of δ⟨X⟩ indicate a higher level of agreement.
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