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Calculation results of RADEX. First row: Correlation between RADEX input column densities and column densities of different 13CO transitions derived using LTE equations with Trot and Tex using TR computed by RADEX for different volume densities. Second, third, and fourth rows: Column density ratios of different 13CO transitions derived using LTE equations with Trot and Tex as a function of the RADEX column density input for different volume densities. Vertical lines mark the peak values of the 13CO column density derived from 13CO J = 3−2, J = 2−1, J = 1−0 and ATLASGAL+Planck 870 µm emission (from left to right) shown in Figs. 7−9; here the abundance ratio of H2 compared with 13CO ~ 7.1 × 105 is used. Cyan circles mark the ratios predicted by RADEX when the input 13CO column density takes the peak values of the column density derived by different methods in Sect. 3.3.
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