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Effect of the stellar and disk parameters on the OH and H2O emission. OH is primarily sensitive to the stellar FUV flux, which depends on Lacc, on the inclusion of Lyα photons, and on the gas-to-dust ratio. The H2O line flux is sensitive to the bolometric luminosity of the star and the gas-to-dust ratio. In this figure the reference value of the parameters that are kept constant are dgd = 104, L* = 1 L, and Lacc = 0.12 L. The line fluxes are calculated by integrating the H2O emission from 12.5 to 12.537 μm and the OH emission from 10.05 to 10.08 μm.

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