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An Eccentric Massive Protobinary Assembled via a Core-merger Parabolic Encounter
Most massive stars form in binary systems, which profoundly influence their subsequent evolution. However, how such systems form remains poorly understood, with several competing scenarios proposed, including disk fragmentation, core fragmentation and capture. Determining the orbital architectures o
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