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Looking for Companionship: Radial Velocity Follow-Up of Lithium-Rich Giants with ESPRESSO
Lithium-rich red giants have been a long-standing mystery in stellar astrophysics. A leading theory to explain these chemically peculiar and rare objects is interactions with a close companion. To investigate their companion fraction, we collected high-resolution spectra of 58 Li-rich red giants usi
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