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Multiscale CLEAN for three real events observed by STIX: the February 24 2024 event in the time range 06:27:00–06:29:00 UT and for the 25–50 keV energy channel (first row); the March 10 2024 event in the time range 12:05:00–12:07:00 UT and for the 22–50 keV energy channel (second row); and the May 14 2024 event in the time range 12:46:55–12:47:55 UT for the 32–76 keV (third row). The first column contains the light curves. The second column provides the AIA map at 1600 Å for February 24 and March 10, at 131 Å for May 14 (top left panel); the HXI level curves reconstructed by CLEAN (top middle panel); the STIX level curves reconstructed by MEM_GE (top right panel); the position of the Earth and of Solar Orbiter at the event (bottom left panel); the STIX level curves reconstructed by CLEAN (bottom middle panel); and the STIX level curves reconstructed by multiscale CLEAN (bottom right panel). All level curves are superimposed onto the AIA map. The HXI observations are made in the 06:31:02–06:31:42 UT time interval and for the 25–50 keV energy channel for the first event; in the 12:10:00–12:11:00 UT time interval and for the 22–50 keV energy channel for the second event; andin the 12:46:45–12:47:00 UT time interval and for the 35–55 keV energy channel for the third event.

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