Table 2: Power-law fits to 4 spectra in Fig. 6. The high $\chi ^2_\nu $ value for the ``PCA high'' spectrum points to the inconsistency with a power-law model.
Parameter PCA low PCA high Swift-XRT XMM-Newton
Date 2006-08-21 2007-04-10 2006-08-11 2006-08-31
Bandpass 3-20 keV 3-20 0.3-10 0.6-10
$N_{\rm H}^\ast$ 0.51 (fixed) 0.51 (fixed) $0.459\pm0.09$ $0.577\pm0.002$
$Z_{\rm Ne}$ n/a n/a $3.3\pm0.4$ $1.89\pm0.06$
$\Gamma$ $2.27\pm0.02$ 2.48 $1.93\pm0.03$ $2.348\pm0.006$
Flux$^\ddag $ $1.37\pm0.01$ 4.85 $5.10\pm0.05$ $0.887\pm0.003$
$\chi ^2_\nu $ ($\nu$) 0.8851 (37) 91.0$^\times$ (37) 1.209 (219) 1.3451 (1891)
$^\ast$ in units of 1022 cm-2; $^\ddag $2-10 keV absorbed flux, in 10-10 erg cm-2 s-1; $^\times$the reduced $\chi^2$
is so high that we refrain from quoting errors on fitted parameters.


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