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A Grid of Contribution Functions to Help the Interpretation of Time-resolved Observations of Brown Dwarfs
We present a grid of thermal emission contribution functions and their corresponding atmospheric spectra model for cloudy and cloud-free brown dwarfs, spanning effective temperatures $T_{\rm eff} \in [500, 2000]$ K, surface gravities $\log g = [3.5, 5.5]$ [cgs], sedimentation efficiencies $f_{\rm se
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