Table 1
Measured quantities and derived physical parameters for the observed flares.
| Time | Peak | Decay | Total | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| (BJD) | luminosity | time | energy | ||
| (erg s−1) | (sec) | (erg) | |||
| Fl. 1 | e | 1327.89 | 1 × 1032 | 480 | 5 × 1034 |
| Fl. 2 | c | 1328.70 | 2 × 1031 | 720 | 3 × 1034 |
| Fl. 3 | e | 1346.84 | 2 × 1032 | 3000 | 5 × 1035 |
| Fl. 4 | c | 1351.87 | 8 × 1031 | 900 | 1 × 1035 |
| Fl. 5 | e | 1369.10 | 4 × 1031 | 300 | 1 × 1034 |
| Fl. 6 | e | 1370.82 | 8 × 1031 | 720 | 6 × 1034 |
| Fl. 7 | c | 1375.30 | 7 × 1031 | 600 | 5 × 1034 |
| Fl. 8 | c | 1359.47 | 3 × 1031 | >1500 | 2 × 1035 |
| OM | c | 25.11.09 | 5.6 × 1031 | 2000 | 3.5 × 1034 |
Notes. The flag in Col. 2 indicates the light curve morphology, with “e” denoting an exponential decay and “c” denoting a more complicated decay light curve; see text for further details. XMM/OM refers to the flare observed with XMM-Newton and discussed in Sect. 3.5.
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