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Dynamically driven collapse of a thermally stable accretion disk in a nova-like system
While standard disk instability theory predicts thermal-steady, outburst-free disks in nova-like variables due to their high mass transfer rates, mass transfer variations are prevailingly invoked to explain the occasional flaring/fading phenomena observed in these systems. Here we report the observa
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