A precision study of two eclipsing white dwarf plus M dwarf binaries

A precision study of two eclipsing white dwarf plus M dwarf binaries
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10.1111/j.1365-2966.2011.20251.x
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2011-11
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S. G. Parsons;Tom Marsh;B. Gänsicke;A. Rebassa-Mansergas;V. Dhillon;S. Littlefair;C. Copperwheat;R. Hickman;M. Burleigh;P. Kerry;D. Koester;A. N. G'omez-Mor'an;S. Pyrzas;C. Savoury;M. Schreiber;L. Schmidtobreick;A. Schwope;P. Steele;Claus Tappert
S. G. Parsons;Tom Marsh;B. Gänsicke;A. Rebassa-Mansergas;V. Dhillon;S. Littlefair;C. Copperwheat;R. Hickman;M. Burleigh;P. Kerry;D. Koester;A. N. G'omez-Mor'an;S. Pyrzas;C. Savoury;M. Schreiber;L. Schmidtobreick;A. Schwope;P. Steele;Claus Tappert
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S. G. Parsons;Tom Marsh;B. Gänsicke;A. Rebassa-Mansergas;V. Dhillon;S. Littlefair;C. Copperwheat;R. Hickman;M. Burleigh;P. Kerry;D. Koester;A. N. G'omez-Mor'an;S. Pyrzas;C. Savoury;M. Schreiber;L. Schmidtobreick;A. Schwope;P. Steele;Claus Tappert

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