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Table D.1

Parameters for the thermo-chemical disk model used in Sect. 5 adopted from Greenwood et al. (2017).

Quantity Symbol Values
Stellar parameters

stellar mass M* 0.12 M
stellar luminosity L* 0.04 L (a)
effective temperature Teff 3060 K
UV excess fUV 0.01
UV powerlaw index pUV 1
strength of incident vertical UV χISM 1
cosmic ray H2 ionization rate ζCR 1.3 × 10−17 s−1

Disk parameters

minimum dust particle radius amin 0.05 μm
maximum dust particle radius amax 3000 μm
settling method settle_method Dubrulle et al. (1995)
settling parameter asettle or α 10−3
disk gas mass Mdisk 4.0 × 10−4 M
dust-to-gas ratio dust-to-gas ratio 0.01
inner disk radius of the outer disk Rin 0.035 au
outer disk radius Rout 30 au
carbon-to-oxygen ratio C/O ratio 0.45, 2.0
column density power index ϵ 1
flaring index β 1.15
reference scale height Hg(100 au) 10 au
extension raduc 1.15
maximum ∑ reduction reduc 10−7
distance d 192.2 pc
inclination i 45°
grid size radial × vertical 300 × 200

Notes. These parameters are explained in detail in Woitke et al. (2009) and Woitke et al. (2024). The two values of carbon-to-oxygen ratio corresponds to the canonical and the enhanced model, respectively. (a)The value for the luminosity differs from the reported value in Manara et al. (2017) as it is rescaled according to the new distance obtained from the Gaia 3 (Galli et al. 2021) release.

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