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Fig. 11.

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Peak of the hydrogen emission lines. We use the optical spectrum at +67 d and the NIR spectrum at +69 d. The peak of the broad component does not show a wavelength-dependent shift expected if dust is formed at the emission line forming region, i.e., the emission lines at the shorter wavelengths to have more blue-shifted peaks. The flux is normalized to match the emission peak.

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