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Revealing Optically Hidden Companions to Intermediate-Mass Stripped Stars with Radial Velocities
The recent discovery of a population of intermediate-mass helium stars ($\sim$2-8 $M_\odot$) in the Magellanic Clouds has opened a new observational window into massive binary evolution. These hot, helium-rich stars are thought to be products of binary interaction, and some show no evidence for a lu
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