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Fig. B.3

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Light curves of Sgr A* in the 210 keV energy range obtained during the flare on 2011 April 3 binned on 100s. Top: the total XMM-Newton/EPIC light curve. The horizontal dashed line represents the non-flaring level calculated as the sum of the non-flaring level in each instrument found by the Bayesian blocks. The vertical dashed lines represent the beginning and the end of the flare calculated by the Bayesian-blocks algorithm on pn camera. The solid line is the smoothed light curve that is the sum of the smoothed light curve for each instrument (calculated on the same time range). The gray curve shows the errors associated with the smoothed light curve. In all panels, the time period during which the camera did not observe is shown by a light gray box delimited by vertical solid lines. Second panel: the XMM-Newton/EPIC pn light curve of Sgr A*. The dark gray box is the time during which pn did not observe. Third panel: the XMM-Newton/EPIC MOS1 light curve of Sgr A*. The light gray vertical line shows the time during which MOS1 did not observe. The vertical dashed lines represent the beginning and the end of the flare calculated by the Bayesian-blocks algorithm on MOS1 camera. Bottom panel: the XMM-Newton/EPIC MOS2 light curve of Sgr A*. The vertical dashed lines represent the beginning and the end of the flare calculated by the Bayesian-blocks algorithm on MOS2 camera.

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