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Computing gravitational radiation from highly eccentric bound binaries in the small-mass-ratio limit
Precise strong-gravity models describing the evolution of bound compact binary systems provide important information about the gravitational radiation such binaries generate and how they evolve due to the radiation's backreaction. The limit of very high eccentricity, $e \to 1$, is challenging to mod
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