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Comparison of our modeling of 12CO+ spectrum with our observational data obtained on comet C/2016 R2 for the three different settings. The observational spectra appear in blue, while the model is in red (for clarity it appears with a negative scale). The different CO+ bands bright enough to be detected in the observational spectrum are identified in red for the model. The (6,0), (7,1), and (6,1) CO+ bands appear (weakly) on the observational spectrum and are identified in blue, but not on the model because this one is restricted to v″ and v′ ≤ 5. The intensity scale is arbitrary but proportional to units of ergs s-1. Some other species appear in the observational spectrum (e.g., and CN emission lines near the (5,1) CO+ band).
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