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We investigated the main prompt and afterglow emission parameters ofgamma-ray bursts detected by the Burst Alert Telescope (BAT) and X-RayTelescope installed on the Swift satellite. Our aim was to look for differencesor connections between the different types of gamma-ray bursts, so we comparedthe BAT fluences, 1-sec peak photon fluxes, photon indices, XRT early fluxes,initial temporal decay and spectral indices. We found that there might be aconnection between the XRT initial decay index and XRT early flux/BAT photonindex. Using statistical tools we also determined that beside the duration andhardness ratios, the means of the \gamma- and X-ray--fluences and the\gamma-ray photon index differ significantly between the three types of bursts.

Statistical analysis of the prompt and afterglow emission of the three groups of gamma-ray bursts