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The conclusions of paper [2] are modified: using the shell formalism, relativistic effect could eventually be detected in X-ray bursters.
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Aquilano, R.O., Castagnino, M.A. & Lara, L.P. The dynamics of a thin spherically-symmetric radiating shell. Gen Relat Gravit 26, 525–530 (1994). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02108053
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