Proceedings of the International School of Physics "Enrico Fermi.", Volume 65N. Zanichelli, 1978 - Nuclear physics |
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8 h for Cyg X - 3 ) that is interpreted as orbital motion in a binary system of stars .
This motion determines the so - called mass function ( according to the following
straightforward result of Newton ' s laws for elliptical orbits ) m sinį ( r , sin i ) ...
8 h for Cyg X - 3 ) that is interpreted as orbital motion in a binary system of stars .
This motion determines the so - called mass function ( according to the following
straightforward result of Newton ' s laws for elliptical orbits ) m sinį ( r , sin i ) ...
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3 that the orbits corresponding to the two symmetry points are themselves
symmetric in orbital phase . Thus there are actually 4 symmetry points ,
corresponding to q = 0 . 0 and q = 0 . 5 in each of the two symmetric light curves .
) Since we are ...
3 that the orbits corresponding to the two symmetry points are themselves
symmetric in orbital phase . Thus there are actually 4 symmetry points ,
corresponding to q = 0 . 0 and q = 0 . 5 in each of the two symmetric light curves .
) Since we are ...
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Figure 17 clearly implies that to produce a 7 orbit ( 12 day or ~ 120° ) period in
which X - rays are observed implies an elevation ... The large departure of the
disk from the orbital plane implied by the optical data is strongly dependent on
the ...
Figure 17 clearly implies that to produce a 7 orbit ( 12 day or ~ 120° ) period in
which X - rays are observed implies an elevation ... The large departure of the
disk from the orbital plane implied by the optical data is strongly dependent on
the ...
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Contents
Why are the stars as they are? | 1 |
Krzeminskis StarCen | 5 |
The theory of degenerate configurations the limiting | 7 |
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