Time-resolved photometry of the young dipper RX J1604.3-2130A - Unveiling the structure and mass transport through the innermost disk

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Table A.1

Flares detected in K2 data.

MJD	Strength	Duration	Notes
(d)	(vs. cont.)	(hr)
58 973.147562	1.2	1.5	Weak
58 983.935503	1.5	1.5	Possible tail up to 1.5 hr more
58 985.406582	1.5	1.5	During eclipse, uncertain
58 990.146722	1.2	2.5	Rise and fall observed
59 000.117352	1.2	2.5	Messy, could be 2 flares
59 001.997061	1.3	0.5:	Single datapoint, uncertain
59 015.502389	1.4	0.5:	Single datapoint, uncertain
59 021.611483	4.9	2.0	Very strong, 2 points
59 023.082572	1.1	1.5	Weak, 2 points

Notes. The MJD is given for the first point that shows a significant increase in the flux. The strength is given as the ratio with respect to the local continuum. The length reflects the time span until the flux is observed to be back to normal, and is limited by the 30 min K2 cadence.

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