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Table 1.

Model definitions.

Model 1: hot corona
DE: comppscretBB(elastic)

Model 2: hot corona
DE: comppscretBB(xillverNS)

Model 3: hot and warm corona
DE: comppscthcompretBB(xillverNS)

Model 4: no corona
DE: retBB(xillverNS)

Model 5: hot corona, reflection-dominated (ℛ ≥ 7)
DE: comppscretBB(xillverNS)

Notes. The models are constructed as plabstbabs⋅(DE + RR + SR), where DE denotes the direct emission (i.e., the sum of hot-corona Comptonization and unscattered thermal disk emission, including reflected returning radiation); RR is the relativistic reflection component; and SR is the static reflection component. In all models, SR is computed as xilconvDE and RR is computed as relconvcomppscxilconvDE, except for model 4, in which the relativistic reflection component is not included. As indicated in the DE terms, reflection of returning radiation is treated as elastic in model 1 and with xillverNS in models 2–5. comppsc represents the hot corona Comptonization, affecting both the disk emission and the disk reflection. In model 3, thcomp represents warm corona Comptonization.

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