Table C.1.
The integral fluence FP of the extreme SEP events and the resulting VCME per integral energy.
F(E>30MeV)* | v(E>30MeV)** | F(E>60MeV)* | v(E>60MeV)** | F(E>100MeV)* | v(E>100MeV)** | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
[cm−2] | [km/s] | [cm−2] | [km/s] | [cm−2] | [km/s] | |
1.57⋅1011 | 3422 | 4.90⋅1010 | 3866 | 2.04⋅1010 | 4530 | |
994 CE | 1.16⋅1011 | 3242 | 3.90⋅1010 | 3706 | 1.72⋅1010 | 4383 |
6.30⋅1010 | 2907 | 3.20⋅1010 | 3573 | 1.42⋅1010 | 4223 | |
3.10⋅1011 | 3864 | 1.12⋅1011 | 4506 | 4.76⋅1010 | 5341 | |
775 CE | 2.42⋅1011 | 3697 | 9.40⋅1010 | 4362 | 4.13⋅1010 | 5195 |
1.73⋅1011 | 3482 | 7.50⋅1010 | 4183 | 3.52⋅1010 | 5037 | |
4.06⋅1011 | 4054 | 1.36⋅1011 | 4671 | 5.45⋅1010 | 5483 | |
660 BCE | 2.41⋅1011 | 3694 | 9.90⋅1010 | 4404 | 4.38⋅1010 | 5255 |
1.34⋅1011 | 3326 | 6.80⋅1010 | 4108 | 3.41⋅1010 | 5006 | |
2.12⋅1011 | 3610 | 9.50⋅1010 | 4371 | 4.89⋅1010 | 5369 | |
7176 BCE | 1.62⋅1011 | 3441 | 7.80⋅1010 | 4214 | 4.01⋅1010 | 5166 |
9.00⋅1010 | 3098 | 4.30⋅1010 | 3774 | 2.37⋅1010 | 4664 |
Notes. Column 1 gives the extreme SEP events. Columns 2, 4 & 6 provide the integral fluence FP values for E > 30MeV, E > 60MeV and E > 100MeV taken from Koldobskiy et al. (2023). Those correspond to a mean value with an upper and lower limit per event. These columns are marked with an (*). Columns 3, 5 & 7 represented the derived VCME directly obtained from Eqs. C.2, C.4, and C.6, per integral energy, respectively. The range of values considering all the integral fluence values FP are: lower limit range: 2907 km/s - 5037 km/s, mean range: 3242 km/s - 5255 km/s; upper limit range: 3422 km/s - 5483 km/s.
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