Spectral signatures of disk eccentricity in young binary systems - I. Circumprimary case

Spectral signatures of disk eccentricity in young binary systems - I. Circumprimary case
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年轻双星系统中盘偏心率的光谱特征 - I. 周边情况

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2011
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László L. Kiss
László L. Kiss
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Z. Regály;Z. Sándor;C. Dullemond;László L. Kiss;László L. Kiss

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