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Table 1.

Constraints on the spectral fits to the nine supersoft sources.

Lab. Date Blackbody
Powerlaw
Blackbody+powerlaw
log10L
C/ν kT C/ν NH Γ C/ν kT Γ
D1 2010-8-20 155/162 179/162 0.0 159/160
2013-8-17
2015-5-30

D2 2007-1-8 281/267 279/267 0.0 278/265 0.12
2008-7-3
2015-2-6

P1 2011-5-8 104/49 106/49 0.0 87/47

P2 2004-7-7 39/51 34/50
2010-12-8 375/158 292/158 0.0 182/155
2010-12-16
2010-12-18

P3 2001-7-4 126/140 134/140 0.0 164/138
2016-7-30
2016-8-13
2017-1-4 0.12 3.0

T1 2006-11-29 104/92 110/91 101/89

T2 2018-1-6 97/95 112/95 0.0 124/93

T3 2009-10-31 42.56
2012-12-3 51/41 70/41 0.0 45/39

T4 2010-8-8 224/234 230/234 0.0 224/233 3.0
2022-1-17

Notes. The quantities in italics are fixed during the fit procedure; boldface indicates the statistically favoured model. C is the value of C-statistic and ν are the degrees of freedom. The blackbody temperature is in keV, the intrinsic absorption hydrogen column density is in units of 1020 atoms cm−2. The intrinsic absorption columns are omitted for the blackbody model and blackbody+powerlaw models as no intrinsic absorption was required in any source. The unabsorbed luminosity, expressed in erg/s, is computed over the 0.5 − 2 keV range and adopts the best-fitting model. The luminosity of the first observation of the source labelled T3 is a 3σ upper limit. The uncertainties reported correspond to a change in the fit statistics of ΔC = 1.

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