Fig. 3.

Evolution of the modelled gas parameters, Z, nH, and NH, as a function of depth (AV) for a solar-metallicity cloud (top left) and for a cloud of 0.1 Z⊙ (top right), with a starting density of 103 cm−3 and rin of 1020.7 cm, G0 = 380 in terms of the Habing field. Two central panels: effect of density variations (left: nH = 102 cm−3; right: nH = 104 cm−3) for Z = 0.5 Z⊙ with G0 = 380. Bottom two panels: effect of G0 variations (left: G0 = 80; right: G0 = 1800) for constant Z (0.5 Z⊙) and constant nH (103 cm−3). Each panel contains subpanels within, from top to bottom: cumulative mass in the ionised, neutral atomic, and molecular phases; normalised cumulative intensity of the [C II]λ158 μm, [C I]λ610 μm, and CO (1−0) lines; abundance of C+, C0, and CO relative to C; hydrogen density (nH) as a function of column density (NH) and AV; fraction of hydrogen in the ionised, atomic, and molecular form. The vertical dashed lines indicate the depth of the main phase transitions: H+ to H0, H0 to H2, CO(1−0) optical depth of 1. Masses indicated here should be adjusted for individual galaxies, scaling as LTIR (galaxy)/109 L⊙, as the source luminosity of the model is 109 L⊙ (see Appendix A).
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