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Fig. C.3.

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Upper panels: Maps of the distortion of the polarised intensity ΔP/P (left) and the spectral rotation of the angles Δψν (right) for the d12 model. Bottom panels: Relation between the moments value in every pixel and the the two quantities presented in the upper panels. Δψν is defined as the difference of the polarisation angle in each pixel between the d12 emission at 100 and at 353 GHz. ΔP/P is defined as ( P d12 P ¯ ) / P d12 $ (P_{{\tt{d12}}}-\bar {P})/P_{{\tt{d12}}} $, where Pd12 is the polarised intensity ( P = Q 2 + U 2 $ P=\sqrt {Q^2+U^2} $) of the original d12 model, while P ¯ $ \bar {P} $ the one of the pivot modified blackbody of the expansion.

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