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Common Envelope Evolution: Too stochastic to be deterministic
I argue for significant stochastic behavior in the common envelope evolution (CEE) of cool giants and main-sequence companions to the degree that it is almost impossible to know the exact CEE outcome of an individual binary system from the average properties of the stars and their initial orbit. I s
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