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More generally speaking, we can explore which effects are driving galactic winds, with processes related to stellar feedback and active galactic nuclei (AGNs) the main candidates (Yu et al. 2020). Not only the mass-loss rates, but also the composition of the wind fluid is important for galaxy evolution as is the final fate of the gas and the relation that galaxies have with the circum-galactic medium (CGM; see Tumlinson et al. 2017, for a recent review). The main questions that we would like to address with the study of radio continuum haloes (see Fig. 1) are (i) how predominant are galactic winds?; (ii) what is the role of supernovae, radiation pressure, cosmic-ray pressure, and AGN? Is there a minimum threshold of star formation or black hole activity needed to trigger cool outflows?; (iii) what is the relative distribution of the cool, warm, and hot phases in the wind? (iv) What feedback effects do they exert on the host galaxy ISM and CGM?

We follow the standard paradigm, where cosmic rays are accelerated and injected into the ISM at supernova remnants (SNRs) by diffusive shock acceleration (DSA; Bell 1978). On average, the kinetic energy per supernova is \(10^51\texterg\), a few per cent of which is used for the acceleration of cosmic rays (e.g. Rieger et al. 2013). The cosmic-ray luminosity of a galaxy is then (Socrates et al. 2008):

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Such a transition in the cosmic-ray distribution is also seen in cosmological simulations with fire-2, where the transition is at 10 kpc height (which is expected as Hopkins et al. 2020, use much larger diffusion coefficients). Girichidis et al. (2018) find a flattening of the profile at 0.5 kpc height with a more typical diffusion coefficient of \(10^28\) \(\textcm^2 \,\texts^-1\). As equation (20) predicts, for typical advection speeds of a few 100 \(\textkm\,\texts^-1\) and diffusion coefficients of \(10^28\textcm^2\,\texts^-1\), we expect the transition to happen at around 1 kpc or less. Thus we raise the possibility that a galaxy with a wind has a two-component radio disc, whereas no-wind galaxies have only a one-component radio disc with a thick disc. NGC 4013 is the only galaxy that has a two-component Gaussian radio disc; this galaxy is a hybrid case where diffusion and advection both contribute because the advection speed is sufficiently slow (Stein et al. 2019b).

The advection speed as function of the SFR is presented in Fig. 18(a), where the advection speed scales with the SFR as \(v\propto SFR^0.4\). Similarly, the advection speed scales with the SFR surface density as \(v\propto\Sigma_\mathrmSFR^0.4\) as shown in Fig. 18(b). However, this relation only holds if the starburst dwarf irregular galaxy IC 10, analysed by Heesen et al. (2018a), is excluded from the fitting. IC 10 has a very high SFR surface density, but only a relatively small advection speed. This outlier may point to the limitations of a scaling with \(\Sigma_\mathrmSFR\). The advection speed scales also with the rotation speed of the galaxy as \(v\propto v_\mathrmrot^1.4\) (Fig. 18(c)). The fact that the advection speed is related to the SFR surface density may be a consequence of a supernovae-driven blast wave (Vijayan et al. 2020). In contrast, for cosmic ray-driven wind models, or for any other wind model, the advection speed is expected to scale with the escape velocity as long as gravity is included (Ipavich 1975; Breitschwerdt et al. 1991; Everett et al. 2008), so the scaling with rotation speed is expected as well. Including IC 10 gives an indication that a wind model is preferred, but clearly more dwarf irregular galaxies need to be studied.

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