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Solutions of Eqs. (1)–(12) for different CO masses (see legend) with Lobs in the range 2−100 × 1039 erg s−1. From top to bottom: (i) the mass-transfer rate () of a ULX as a function of the isotropic-equivalent luminosity when observed face-on (Lobs). (ii) The beaming factor (b) as a function of Lobs; the flattening occurs at = 8.5. (iii) The radius of the region producing the soft component as a function of for different models (line styles; see lower legend). (iv) The effective temperature of the blackbody region as a function of the ; the dotted-dashed line shows the inner temperature of the disk.

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