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Spatially resolved Stokes surface brightness maps for the log NH = 23.8 torus model realisation shown in the top right panel of Fig. 9. The top (bottom) row corresponds to the energy band below (above) Eflip, where the net polarisation signal is perpendicular (parallel) to the torus symmetry axis. The total surface brightness (Stokes I, shown on the right) is overlaid with a linear polarisation map, visualising the polarisation degree (length of the map segments) and polarisation angle (orientation of the map segments). The dotted grey lines indicate the torus outlines.

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