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Table A.1

Polarization parameters for convolved and intrinsic models.

param. description
parameters for the convolved maps
I(x, y) intensity
Q(x, y) linear Stokes polarization Q = I0I90
U(x, y) linear Stokes polarization U = I45I135
Qϕ(x, y) azimuthal parameters for the linear polarization
Uϕ(x, y) with respect to x0, y0 (Eqs. 8,9).
P(x, y) intensity of the polarized flux (Eq. 10)
X(x, y) expression for different parameter maps, e.g., X = {I, Q, U, P, Qϕ, Uϕ}
ΣintX summed parameter in intergration region Σint used centro-symmetric apertures Σint a
Σ round aperture for whole system
Σ1 small, round aperture centered on the star
Σ2 annular aperture including the disk
Σ3 annular aperture for the halo
Σi expression for all apertures Σi = {Σ, Σ1, Σ2, Σ3}b quadrant polarization parametersc
ΣiQxxx Stokes Q quadrants ΣiQ000, ΣiQ090, ΣiQ180, ΣiQ000 d
ΣiUxxx Stokes U quadrants ΣiU045, ΣiU135, ΣiU225, ΣiU315
ΣiXxxx expression for all quadrant parameters
ΣiXxxx|ϕ azimuthal quadrant parameters considering sign for positive Qϕ contribution (Sect. 4.3.2)
Qxxx differential quadrant value for Stokes Q (Eq. 15)
U± differential quadrant values for Stokes U (Eq. 17) azimuthal polarization in radial and azimuthal coordinates
Qϕ(r, ϕ) used in the discussion for the Qϕ distribution in radial apertures ΣiQϕ and the angular distribution in quadrants ΣiXxxx|ϕ components of intrinsic models
Is,Id$I_s^\prime ,I_d^\prime $ stellar and circumstellar (dust or disk) intensity
I total intensity I(x,y)=Id(x,y)+Is(x0,y0)$I'(x,y) = I_d^\prime (x,y) + I_s^\prime \left( {{x_0},{y_0}} \right)$
Qs,Qd$Q_s^\prime ,Q_d^\prime $ same for Stokes Q′ (Eq. 3)
Us,Ud$Q_s^\prime ,Q_d^\prime $ same for Stokes U′ (Eq. 4)
Qϕ$Q_\phi ^\prime $ circumstellar azimuthal polarization Qϕ=Qϕ,d$Q_\phi ^\prime = Q_{\phi ,d}^\prime $
Uϕ$U_\phi ^\prime $ Uϕ=0$U_\phi ^\prime = 0$ in the adopted models
d(Σ)${\cal P}_d^\prime ({\rm{\Sigma }})$ aperture polarization and position angle for disk
θd(Σ)$\theta _d^\prime ({\rm{\Sigma }})$ (Eqs. A.1 and A.2)
s,θs${\cal P}_s^\prime ,\theta _s^\prime $ same for point like star (s=Ps(x0,y0)${\cal P}_s^\prime = P_s^\prime \left( {{x_0},{y_0}} \right)$)

Notes. The polarization parameters are aligned with the x, y coordinates of the scattering models. (a)see Fig. 21; (b)there is Σ = Σ1 + Σ2 + Σ3; (c)see Figs. 9, 21; (d)there is ΣiQ = ΣiQ000 + ΣiQ090 + ΣiQ180 + ΣiQ000.

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