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Table C.1

Summary of the additional radiative transfer models.

Model name Description N(H2) (1) J(1) H(1) KS (1) τJ, em (1) τ250 (1) KISRF Tcore (2)
(cm−2) (MJy sr−1) (MJy sr−1) (MJy sr−1) (× 10−3) (K)
OBS Values derived from observations 4.51 × 1021 0.08 0.15 0.10 1.50 2.56 7.5

COM models
Default Compiègne et al. (2011) 1.59 × 1022 0.055 0.047 0.054 5.80 2.67 0.447 9.34
Albedo Albedo of the dust grains increased by 20% 1.59 × 1022 0.098 0.074 0.077 5.77 2.67 0.447 9.34
Gtest g parameter of the dust grains increased by 15% 1.58 × 1022 0.052 0.041 0.051 5.79 2.66 0.443 9.34
Disttest γ of the dust size distribution increased by 20% 1.58 × 1022 0.074 0.075 0.088 7.30 2.69 0.445 9.33
Wide Model cloud with a wider LOS density distribution 1.59 × 1022 0.068 0.055 0.059 5.80 2.67 0.368 9.76

Notes. Columns are: the column densities, NIR intensities, J band optical depth, 250 μm optical depth, radiation field scaling, and the core temperature. (1)The column density, background subtracted intensity, and the optical depths of J band and 250 μm band have been computed as average values over 5 × 5 map pixels centred on point 1 (see left panel of Fig. 11). (2) The value derived from observationsbased on the N2H+ line observations by Lin et al. (2020). The modelled values are computed as averages over 103 cells centred at the core.

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