The corona of a fully convective star with a near-polar flare

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A&A, 687 (2024) A138

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Table 3

Flares detected with TESS.

t_s (BJD-2457000)	a	E_flare (10³¹ erg)	Sector
1641.543564	0.185181	26.2 [0.5]	12
1641.811615	0.265880	257.6 [1.5]	12
2309.566699	0.162635	3.7 [0.2]	37
2315.952947	0.047461	2.3 [0.2]	37
2322.628060	0.117076	15.3 [0.4]	37
2324.937816	0.071603	4.4 [0.3]	37
2368.939146	0.167062	4.9 [0.2]	39
3046.245679	0.074594	2.5 [0.2]	64
3054.812486	0.266024	5.7 [0.2]	64
3057.356968	0.309830	10.4 [0.2]	64
3066.700102	0.163675	3.8 [0.1]	64
3070.290403	0.111329	4.7 [0.2]	65
3073.764022	0.091546	15.7 [0.5]	65
3074.900134	0.378347	11.0 [0.1]	65
3078.414016	0.167239	5.1 [0.2]	65
3081.055673	0.240892	11.0 [0.2]	65
3083.080666	0.044786	4.4 [0.3]	65
3086.430649	0.185751	8.7 [0.2]	65

Notes. t_s is the starting time of the flare, a is its relative amplitude, and E_flare is the bolometric energy assuming a 10 000 K blackbody emission from the flare.

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