Fig. 10.
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Correlation of estimated dust mass, Mdust, with dust attenuation, A(Hα). The most relevant parameter to predict the dust mass is the dust attenuation A(Hα) derived from the Hα/Hβ Balmer decrement. The correlation with A(Hα) alone accounts for 76% of the variation in Mdust. The spectral information brought by NIRSpec is thus fundamental to estimating the dust masses. Blue, green, and red symbols, respectively, mean Mdust≤105 M⊙, 105 < Mdust≤106 M⊙, and Mdust > 106, while magenta circles show GELDAs.
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