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Using Gravity as an Age Indicator for Young Stars
The age of a young star is difficult to measure and yet is a fundamental property that is essential for understanding stellar evolution. Accurate age indicators across the early phases of low-mass stars are scarce and often rely on properties of the circumstellar environment. We investigate stellar
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