Fig. 2.

evolution of MXB 1659 − 29 after outbursts I and II (black and green points, respectively). We have modelled this observed evolution with the crust heating and cooling code NSCOOL. The modelled cooling curves after outbursts I and II are shown in blue and red, respectively. Model A (shown by the solid lines) indicates the fit when all the parameters were free to vary. Model B (shown by the dotted lines) assumes that ylight after both the outbursts is the same and, therefore, that the crust returns to the same observed base level. It should be noted that Models A and B have parameters that are consistent with one another within their error bands. This is shown in Fig. 3 and Table 2.
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