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Testing SALT Approximations with Numerical Radiative Transfer Code. II. Thermal and Microturbulent Line Broadening
Forward models that connect galactic winds to their predicted spectral-line profiles have proved effective for inferring wind properties in controlled settings, but important limitations remain. In particular, many models rely on the Sobolev approximation to solve the radiative transfer equation and
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