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Slices of the Faraday spectrum cube at ϕ = 20 rad m−2 as a function of Faraday dispersion σϕ, obtained from the injection of the bridge polarised emission model in the data; see text for details. It is evident that the bridge polarised emission decreases as the Faraday dispersion increases until it completely disappears when σϕ = 0.18 rad m−2. The top left panel is the case where no depolarisation occurs, but only the rotation of the injected signal.

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