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Table 3

Emission features best-fit parameters of the 2002 observations.

Component Line Rest wavelengthb FWHMb Luminosityc

Broad emission C vi1s−2p 33.74 0.90 1.9
linesa O vii1s−2p 21.60 0.58 3.4
O vii1s−3p 18.63 0.50 1.4
O viii1s−2p 18.97 0.51 2.8

Component Line Rest wavelengthb σ v d Luminosityc

Narrow emission O viif 22.101 382 4.7 ± 0.4
lines C vf 41.472 382 2.3 ± 0.1

Component Line Rest wavelengthb σ v d Luminosityc

Narrow emission Ne x1s−2p 12.134 463 0.09
linese Ne ixr 13.447 ′′ 0.22
Ne ixi 13.553 ′′ 0.14
Ne ixf 13.699 ′′ 0.78
O viii1s−3p 16.006 ′′ 0.27
O viir 21.602 ′′ 1.09
O viii 21.807 ′′ 1.07
N vii1s−2p 24.781 ′′ 0.33
N vir 28.787 ′′ 0.26
N vii 29.084 ′′ 0.25
N vif 29.534 ′′ 0.60

Component Ion Emission measuref σ v d Temperatureg

Radiative recombination C vi 90 463 5.6
continua (RRC)e C vii 61 ′′ ′′
N vii 11 ′′ ′′
O viii 29 ′′ ′′
O ix 7.3 ′′ ′′
Ne x 4.3 ′′ ′′
Ne xi 1.6 ′′ ′′

Notes. Values without uncertainties are kept frozen.

(a)

Values from Steenbrugge et al. (2005);

(b)

in units of Å;

(c)

in units of 1040 erg s-1;

(d)

convolved velocity dispersion, in units of km s-1;

(e)

values from Whewell et al. (2015);

(f)

in units of 1059 cm-3;

(g)

in units of eV.

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