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Table 1.

Sample of 22 long GRBs selected for this work.

GRB name GBM fluence Significance of Redshift
[10−4 erg cm−2] LLE signal σ
110721[200] 0.370 61
160625[945] 6.43 49 1.406
080916[009] 0.603 46 4.35
170214[649] 1.77 46 2.53
100724[029] 2.17 40
140206[275] 1.23 39
131108[862] 0.357 37 2.4
141028[455] 0.348 31 2.332
100116[897] 0.334 31
160821[857] 5.22 31
130504[978] 1.29 29
110328[520] 0.192 29
160509[374] 1.79 29 1.17
180720[598] 2.99 24 0.654
151006[413] 0.122 24
160905[471] 0.732 22
150902[733] 0.832 21
100826[957] 1.64 21
090328[401] 0.420 20 0.736
110731[465] 0.229 20 2.83
160910[722] 0.797 20
150202[999] 0.325 20

Notes. The events satisfy two selection criteria: a significance in the LLE [30–100 MeV] signal σ ≥ 20, and a fluence [10–1000 keV] over the total duration of the burst F > 10−5 erg cm−2, as reported in the LAT and in the GBM catalog, respectively. The first column lists the name of the GRB (with the last three digits referring to the naming convention of Fermi GBM), the second column reports the fluence of the burst, the third column reports the significance of the signal in the LLE data, in terms of σ. The last column reports the redshift of the burst, if available. The events are listed in order of decreasing significance of the signal in the LLE data.

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