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Table 1

Stellar hosts and times of arrival for the 21 detected stellar bursts.

Burst ID Obs. ID Source Namea Spectral type X-ray luminosityb (erg s−1) Distance (pc) Time of arrivalc (MJD)
B01 L695587 LP 192-44 M6Vg <9.52 × 1028 53.30 58534.67984606
B02d L800676 G 250-25 M3.5Vh (1.58 ± 0.52) × 1029 30.03 59188.19808440
B03 L798434 PM J07349+1445 M3Vh (4.64 ± 0.60) × 1029 16.30 59175.18451620
B04d L664734 PM J09190+4610 M3.5Vi (1.32 ± 0.27) × 1029 30.03 58351.72629861
B05 L727610 G 236-2 M3.5Vh (1.09 ± 0.13) × 1028 11.86 58668.82176042
B06 L665242 LP 261-57 M4Vi <3.11 × 1029 81.82 58362.39292940
B07 L728721 AD Leo M3Vh (1.95 ± 0.09) × 1029 4.97 58677.81698611
B08 L258201 G 123-35 M3.5Vh (1.65 ± 0.21) × 1029 23.51 57044.53220486
B09 L612032 LSPM J1228+6515 M3.5Vi <1.34 × 1029 71.57 58023.74614583
B10d,e L400133 2MASS J14333139+3417472 M5Vi <1.12 × 1029 48.21 57305.49466319
B11d,e L603984 G 223-74 M3Vh (6.61 ± 0.73) × 1028 18.46 57982.14790972
B12d,e L259433 i Boo G9/F5Vj (1.84 ± 0.03) × 1030 12.95 57058.28746528
B13 L763737 LP 443-17 M5Vh <1.38 × 1028 17.10 58845.44449653
B14d L746965 BD+19 5116B M4Vh (2.90 ± 0.09) × 1029 6.25 58753.94009722
B15 L719904 HD 147379B M3Vh (2.76 ± 0.29) × 1028 10.76 58636.10437963
B16d L652062 G 240-45A M4Vh <8.61 × 1027 27.49 58240.94514236
B17d L857710 BD+68 946 M3Vh (5.35 ± 0.30) × 1027 4.55 59687.44707176
B18 L694975 HD 239960A M3Vh (6.02 ± 0.54) × 1027 4.01 58521.61115394
B19 L696951 EV Lac M4Vh (1.13 ± 0.03) × 1029 5.05 58550.55276620
B20d,f L470106 StKM 1-1262 M0Vf (3.80 ± 0.32) × 1029 40.88 57525.92432407
B21 L695755 LP 215-56 M2.4Vh <5.59 × 1029 62.13 58552.21916088

Notes. aSee https://simbad.cds.unistra.fr/guide/otypes.htx bX-ray catalogue flux values are taken from Dwelly et al. (2017) when available (0.1–2.4 keV for ROSAT, 0.2–12 keV for XMMSL); otherwise, detections or upper limits were derived using the XMM Upper Limit Server4 for the ROSAT mission (0.2–2 keV), assuming a power law model Γ = 2, and NH = 1020 cm−2. cUncertainties of ~4 seconds. dThese bursts are presented in detail by Tasse et al. (2025). eThese bursts are presented in detail by Callingham et al. (2023). fThis burst is presented in detail by Callingham et al. (2025). gSpectral types based on effective temperature hSpectral types adopted from Wenger et al. (2000). iSpectral types adopted from Cook et al. (2016). jBinary system, unknown which star is the host.

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