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Fig. 3

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Radial profiles Fn(r) of the nucleus at four dither stations and of the PSF for visits 13 (bottom), 20 (shifted upwards by 0.5), and 23 (shifted by 1). We do not find a systematic broadening of the asteroid PSF that could be indicative of dust. Deviations between dither stations can be related to thermal breathing of the PSF. The blue and red lines show the PSF profile combined with a steady state coma reaching 10 and 20% of the nucleus cross-section at 14 pixels (Eq. (8)).

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