RHESSI observations of long-duration flares with long-lasting X-ray loop-top sources

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Table 1

Basic information about the selected long-duration flares.

Flare	Date	Location		SXR flux maximum³		Duration³	Time intervals analysed
		active region¹	coordinates²	time [UT]	class	[h]	beginning [UT] (duration [min])

LDE1	30 July 2005	10 792	N10E59	06:36	X1.3	11	10:20 (0.07), 11:30 (0.13),
							11:55 (0.13), 12:40 (0.27),
							13:34 (0.53), 14:15 (1.00),
							15:55 (4.00), 16:26 (4.33)
LDE2	22 August 2005	10 798	S10W52	01:34	M2.7	11	01:35 (0.13), 01:55 (0.27),
							02:45 (2.00), 03:24 (1.00),
							04:22 (1.00), 04:46 (4.00),
							05:56 (8.00), 06:36 (2.00),
							07:29 (2.00), 08:08 (2.00)
LDE3	25 January 2007	10 940	S07E90	07:15	C6.3	17	07:03 (1.50), 07:55 (0.13),
							08:12 (0.33), 08:32 (0.50),
							09:30 (1.50), 09:50 (1.50),
							10:10 (1.50), 11:00 (2.50),
							11:22 (3.00), 11:47 (4.00),
							12:30 (4.00), 12:56 (4.00)

Notes.

⁽¹⁾

NOAA active region number;

⁽²⁾

heliographic coordinates;

⁽³⁾

according to GOES 1 − 8 Å database.

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