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Table 3.

Best-fitting parameters for the XSPEC models of the XMM-Newton EPIC-pn+MOS2, and Chandra/ACIS-S X1 and X2 data.

XSPEC Parameter XMM pn+M2 CXO X1 CXO X2
RA (J2000) 00:36:52.43 00:36:52.4278 00:36:52.6981
Dec (J2000) −33:33:16.69 −33:33:16.694 −33:33:17.166
Extracted Source Radius (″) 36 1.6 1.1
Source Counts (a) 968 1330 627
phabs NH(1021cm−2) 4.29 1.72 + 0.69 $ { 4.29 }_{ -1.72 }^{ + 0.69 } $ 11.46 1.02 + 1.75 $ { 11.46 }_{ -1.02 }^{ + 1.75 } $ 1.16 0.70 + 0.84 $ { 1.16 }_{ -0.70 }^{ + 0.84 } $
diskbb kTin(eV) 161.3 14.7 + 50.8 $ { 161.3 }_{ -14.7 }^{ +50.8 } $ ... ...
Kdbb(102) (b) 6.46 6.02 + 3.54 $ { 6.46 }_{ -6.02 }^{ + 3.54 } $ ... ...
zbbody kT(eV) ... 84.3 7.4 + 8.3 $ { 84.3 }_{ -7.4 }^{ + 8.3 } $ 29.5 29.4 + 11.0 $ { 29.5 }_{ -29.4 }^{ +11.0 } $
Kbb(10−6) (c) ... 138.31 121.02 + 392.50 $ { 138.31 }_{ -121.02 }^{ +392.50 } $ 38.53 38.53 + $ { 38.53 }_{ -38.53 }^{+\cdots } $
zpowerlw Γ 1.82 0.65 + 0.77 $ { 1.82 }_{ -0.65 }^{ + 0.77 } $ 2.28 0.15 + 0.17 $ { 2.28 }_{ -0.15 }^{ + 0.17 } $ 1.98 0.22 + 0.21 $ { 1.98 }_{ -0.22 }^{ + 0.21 } $
Kp( 10 5 photons keV cm 2 s $ 10^{-5} \frac{\mathrm{photons}}{\mathrm{keV\,cm^{2}\,s}} $) 12.92 6.44 + 11.78 $ { 12.92 }_{ -6.44 }^{ +11.78 } $ 3.45 2.55 + 11.53 $ { 3.45 }_{ -2.55 }^{ +11.53 } $ 0.76 0.76 + 1.69 $ { 0.76 }_{ -0.76 }^{ +1.69 } $
C-stat/d.o.f. 1.02 0.95 0.82
FX(10−14ergs s−1 cm−2) (d) 15 . 01 7.48 + 13.69 $ 15.01^{+13.69}_{-7.48} $ 10 . 99 8.12 + 36.73 $ 10.99^{+36.73}_{-8.12} $ 4 . 78 4.78 + 10.64 $ 4.78^{+10.64}_{-4.78} $
LX(1040ergs s−1) (d) 12 . 08 6.02 + 11.01 $ 12.08^{+11.01}_{-6.02} $ 8 . 84 6.53 + 29.55 $ 8.84^{+29.55}_{-6.53} $ 3 . 84 3.84 + 8.56 $ 3.84^{+8.56}_{-3.84} $

Notes. The XSPEC models zbbody and zpowerlw are in the rest frame (z = 0.020598). (a)Source counts over 0.4–10 keV for XMM-Newton and over 0.4–8 keV for Chandra. (b)Multi-temperature disk blackbody normalization defined as f−4(Rin/D10)2cos i, where Rin is the inner radius (unit in km) of the disk, D10 the distance to the source in units of 10 kpc, f the spectral hardening factor, and i the inclination of the disk. (c)Blackbody normalization defined as L39/D102, where L39 is the source luminosity (1039 erg s−1), and D10 the source distance (10 kpc). (d)The unabsorbed X-ray flux and luminosity (D = 82 Mpc) over the 0.4–8 keV energy band.

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