Table 2.

Statistical significance of relevant channels for each event registered.*

ObservatorySierra Negra
Excess time19:57–20:04 UT20:36–21:03 UT
Statistical significance: L16.8σ >30 MeV5.8σ >30 MeV
Statistical significance: N13.0σ >30 MeV2.3σ >30 MeV
Excess of L1 channel201 ± 7 events min−1 m−2296 ± 9 events min−1 m−2
Excess of N1 channel43 ± 3 events min−1 m−270 ± 4 events min−1 m−2
Air thickness to the Sun670 g cm−2777 g cm−2
Zenith angle to the Sun31|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|342|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|3
CommentsFirst peakSecond peak
Observation day2011 March 7
ObservatorySierra Negra
Excess time19:57–20:04 UT20:36–21:03 UT
Statistical significance: L16.8σ >30 MeV5.8σ >30 MeV
Statistical significance: N13.0σ >30 MeV2.3σ >30 MeV
Excess of L1 channel201 ± 7 events min−1 m−2296 ± 9 events min−1 m−2
Excess of N1 channel43 ± 3 events min−1 m−270 ± 4 events min−1 m−2
Air thickness to the Sun670 g cm−2777 g cm−2
Zenith angle to the Sun31|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|342|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|3
CommentsFirst peakSecond peak
Observation day2011 March 7

*Statistical significances of the excesses for each peak in the SN-SNT L1 and N1 rates. The excess count rates of the L1 and N1 channels at the peak time are given per unit area (m−2) and per unit time (min−1) in rows 5 and 6.

The statistical significance was given during the eight minutes from 19:57 UT to 20:04 UT. The excesses of the one-minute value are estimated to be 5.8σ (at 19:58 UT) and 6.5σ (at 20:07 UT).

The start time of high-energy gamma-ray emission for the second SN-SNT peak was selected at 20:33 UT, when FERMI-GBM detected the start of a second peak in the soft gamma-ray emission.

Table 2.

Statistical significance of relevant channels for each event registered.*

ObservatorySierra Negra
Excess time19:57–20:04 UT20:36–21:03 UT
Statistical significance: L16.8σ >30 MeV5.8σ >30 MeV
Statistical significance: N13.0σ >30 MeV2.3σ >30 MeV
Excess of L1 channel201 ± 7 events min−1 m−2296 ± 9 events min−1 m−2
Excess of N1 channel43 ± 3 events min−1 m−270 ± 4 events min−1 m−2
Air thickness to the Sun670 g cm−2777 g cm−2
Zenith angle to the Sun31|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|342|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|3
CommentsFirst peakSecond peak
Observation day2011 March 7
ObservatorySierra Negra
Excess time19:57–20:04 UT20:36–21:03 UT
Statistical significance: L16.8σ >30 MeV5.8σ >30 MeV
Statistical significance: N13.0σ >30 MeV2.3σ >30 MeV
Excess of L1 channel201 ± 7 events min−1 m−2296 ± 9 events min−1 m−2
Excess of N1 channel43 ± 3 events min−1 m−270 ± 4 events min−1 m−2
Air thickness to the Sun670 g cm−2777 g cm−2
Zenith angle to the Sun31|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|342|${^{\circ}_{.}}$|3
CommentsFirst peakSecond peak
Observation day2011 March 7

*Statistical significances of the excesses for each peak in the SN-SNT L1 and N1 rates. The excess count rates of the L1 and N1 channels at the peak time are given per unit area (m−2) and per unit time (min−1) in rows 5 and 6.

The statistical significance was given during the eight minutes from 19:57 UT to 20:04 UT. The excesses of the one-minute value are estimated to be 5.8σ (at 19:58 UT) and 6.5σ (at 20:07 UT).

The start time of high-energy gamma-ray emission for the second SN-SNT peak was selected at 20:33 UT, when FERMI-GBM detected the start of a second peak in the soft gamma-ray emission.

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