Eclipsing Binary Stars: Modeling and Analysis pp 341-348 | Cite as
The Structure of Light Curve Programs and the Outlook for the Future
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This chapter reflects the authors’ views on the structure of future light curve programs. It provides precepts for the structure of generic light curve programs and a preview of the coming decade with the goal of promoting further activities in EB research and light curve program development.
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Light Curve Light Curf Sequential Quadratic Programming Radial Velocity Curve Apsidal Motion
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