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Fig. 5.

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Simulated maps obtained with the kinematical model for a galaxy thin disc with an exponential brightness profile defined by a scale radius RD = 0.125″ and dynamical mass Mdyn = 5.0 × 1010M. The flux, velocity, and velocity-dispersion maps along the LOS are indicated by F(xp, yp′), V(xp, yp′), and σ(xp, yp′), respectively. From top to bottom panel: disc inclination and position angle (β, γ) are, respectively, equal to (40, −45) deg, (40, 0) deg, and (60, 45) deg. The other parameters defining the model are: the FWHM of the synthesised beam (0.4″ × 0.275″), the position angle of the beam (BPA = −50 deg), the FWHM of the LSF (σLSF = 20 km s−1), the bin size (0.05″ × 0.05″), and the angular radius of the disc (R = 1.25″). The number of clouds used in this model is Np = 7.5 × 106.

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