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COPAS: Compact Objects and the Physics of Accretion Survey I. Accreting Binaries with P < 83 Minutes
We present the first results from the Compact Objects and the Physics of Accretion Survey (COPAS), a high-cadence photometric survey focused on the detection of accreting white dwarf binaries mainly through their outbursts using TESS. From an initial sample of 2,054 cataclysmic variable (CV) candida
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