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Table 4

Results of spectral fitting of blackbody models.

Model  (d.o.f.) N H ϵ 1 ϵ 2 F X
(× 1021 cm-2) (eV) (eV) (keV) (keV) ( erg s-1 cm-2) (km) (km)

(A) 1.98 (169) 3.20(15) 133.1(1.9)
(B) 1.34 (167) 5.3(3) 117.8(2.2) a
(C) 1.48 (168) 3.75(17) 121.3(2.1)
(D) 1.08 (165) 157(5)
(E) 1.03 (165) 2.16(20) 144(3) 2.5(4)
(F) 1.02 (165) 36(4) 150(5) b

Notes. Errors are 1σ confidence levels. All tbabs models assume Wilms et al. (2000) abundances. Models: (A) tbabs(bbody); (B) tbabs(bbody+bbody); (C) vphabs(bbody), with best-fit oxygen overabundance of ZO = 1.60(7) in solar units; (D) vphabs(bbody+gauss), with ZO = 1.64(12), best-fit Gaussian σ ~ 0.2 keV, and line equivalent width of EW ~ 220 eV; (E) tbabs(bbody+gauss+gauss), with fixed Gaussian σ1 = 0.1 keV and σ2 = 0.2 keV, and EW1 ~ 90 eV and EW2 ~ 120 eV; (F) tbabs(bbody+bbody+gauss), with fixed Gaussian σ2 = 0.2 keV and EW2 ~ 210 eV.

(‡)

The unabsorbed flux is in energy band 0.2−12 keV.

(†)

The radiation radii are estimated normalising the distance to the source to that of Eta Carinae, dCar = 2.3 kpc.

(a)

In order to constrain  km, the source must be at 10 pc ( km).

(b)

In order to constrain  km, the source must be at 150 pc ( km).

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