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Table 4

Parameters of the two hypotheses under consideration for the fit of the Swift/XRT data.

Case Γ Ebreak [keV] C1   keV NH,free χ2/d.o.f.

A 144/139

B 147/140

Notes. Γ is the fitted photon index, and Ebreak is the energy at which the break in the spectrum occurs. Case A represents the broken power-law hypothesis considering only the absorption in the Galaxy, while case B represents the power-law fit taking into account the absorption in the Galaxy plus a second absorber (NH,free, expressed in units of 1020 cm-2) located at the redshift of the source. The normalization C1   keV is given in units of 10-3   keV-1   cm-2   s-1.

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