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Learning and Predicting the Nonlinear Variability of X-ray Binaries with the Koopman Operator
X-ray variability in compact-object binaries encodes the nonlinear dynamics of corona-jet interactions and accretion disk instabilities. Standard timing techniques characterize periodic and quasi-periodic variability well, but do not model underlying nonlinear dynamics or forecast their evolution. W
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