Fig. 7

From top to bottom row: orbital inclination is 65°, 25°
and 0°.
Left column: standard deviation of the column density at inferior (resp. superior) conjunction in red (resp.blue) as a function of the ratio . Each couple (a, β) leads to a different proportionality constant between δNH
and
, hence the large dispersion. The dashed line in the top left panel indicates the y = x line. Right column: same as before but Rcl,2 has been replaced by the clump radius at the point along the LOS between the X-ray source and the observer the closest from the donor star. The dispersion is reduced, especially at inferior conjunction.
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