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Polarization levels for the 12 simulations of the high mass outflow rate scenario (Case A, Ṁp = 2.93 M⊙ yr−1). The different columns of the plot represent the different combinations of Rph and Rint that we modeled in this work and the different rows represent the three different Δθ (see Sect. 2 for an explanation of the choice of those values). Each subplot shows the degree of the polarization P as a function of the 21 viewing angles Θ, equally spaced in cosine (ΔcosΘ = 0.1) between a north-polar (cosΘ = 1, face-on) and a south-polar (cosΘ = −1, face-on) orientation. We find that this configuration results in polarization levels below one (P < 1%) for all viewing angles and for 10/12 simulations (P < 0.5%).
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