Temporal comparison of nonthermal flare emission and magnetic-flux change rates

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Table 1:

Event Information. For each event we list the date, NOAA active region, position, and GOES class plus GOES maximum of the flare, as well as the first LASCO C2 appearance, the central position angle, and the linear velocity of the associated CME. Details on the CMEs were obtained from the SOHO LASCO CME CATALOG (Yashiro et al. 2004, - http://cdaw.gsfc.nasa.gov/CME_list/).
	Flare				CME
Date	NOAA	Position	GOES		first LASCO C2	central PA	linear velocity
	AR		Class	Max. [UT]	appearance [UT]	[deg]	[ $\rm {km~s^{-1}}$ ]
2003 Oct. 28	10486	S16 E08	X17.2	11:10	10:54	Halo	2460
2003 Nov. 18	10501	S02 E37	M3.9	08:31	08:50	Halo	1660
2005 Jan. 15	10720	N13 W04	X2.6	23:02	23:06	Halo	2860
2006 Jul. 06	10898	S10 W30	M2.5	08:35	08:54	Halo	910
2007 May 19	10956	N01 W05	B9.5	13:02	13:24	260	960

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