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Surveying for Close Binaries among Lithium-rich Giants
One of the possible scenarios usually considered to explain the existence of low-mass red giants with anomalously high lithium (Li) abundances requires the interaction with a close binary companion. If dominant, this enrichment channel predicts a significantly enhanced binary fraction among Li-rich
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