Fig. 5
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Observed vs. Keplerian isovelocity curves in the central channel. The central channel was adopted as a reference to measure the kink amplitude (𝒜) as the offset between the observed and Keplerian velocity. The Keplerian profile is based on Eq. (2) for the top surface layer. The two dots indicate the position where the offset was measured.
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