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PySeshat: A Validated Python Pipeline for Binary-Star Orbit Determination and Al-Wardat Stellar Atmosphere Modeling
Precise stellar masses and physical parameters for binary and multiple star systems require, respectively, well-constrained orbital solutions and independent stellar-atmosphere modeling. Existing open-source software addresses these separately, and hierarchical triple systems additionally require si
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