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Table 2.

Recent examples of GRBs, with X-ray emissions detected by EP long before the prompt gamma-ray emission.

EP name GRB name Trigger Time EP GRB Trigger time Delay(a) References(b) T0(c)
(UT) (UT) (s) (s)
EP240315a 240315C 20:10:44 20:16:54 370 (1) N/A
EP240802a 240802A 10:32:52 10:34:03 71 (2,3) N/A
EP240913a 240913C 11:39:33 11:42:36 183 (4,5) N/A
EP241026a 241026A 22:41:28 22:42:32 64 (6,7) N/A
EP241213a(d) 241213A 02:17:15 02:19:00 105 (8,9) 250 50 + 70 $ 250_{-50}^{+70} $
EP250615a(d) 250615A 22:25:17 22:25:20 3 (10,11) < 13

Notes. (a)Calculated as tγ − tX, where tγ and tX are the GRB trigger time and the EP X-ray trigger time, respectively. (b) (1) Liu et al. (2025); (2) Wang et al. (2024); (3) SVOM/GRM Team et al. (2024a); (4) Li et al. (2024a); (5) Bissaldi et al. (2024); (6) Li et al. (2024b); (7) SVOM/GRM Team et al. (2024b); (8) Zhou et al. (2024); (9) Gupta et al. (2024); (10) Yang et al. (2025); and (11) Dichiara et al. (2025). (c)T0 in the observer frame; redshift unavailable. The upper limit is given at 90% confidence. (d) Thanks to the prompt follow-up with Swift/XRT, it is possible to model the early X-ray emission and test the prior activity model. For this reason, we included EP250615a despite the small delay between the X- and gamma rays.

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