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Are there really some eccentric eclipsing binaries having orbital periods below 1 d?
The stellar binary systems are classical tools for studying dynamics, and tidal circularization is one of the processes taking place in these. During the last few years, several dozen systems have been published supposedly having orbital periods shorter than 1 d, and have also been published as havi
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