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A Novel Approach to Identify Unseen Companions: An In-Depth study of GDR3 220_28
Emission lines in the spectrum and the excess seen in the spectral energy distribution (SED) at infrared (IR) wavelengths serve as crucial indicators of accretion activity and the presence of gas and dust in the circumstellar environment of a young star. As accretion ceases over several million year
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