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Anisotropic wind in tidal disruption events
Over the coming years, the number of tidal disruption events (TDEs) is expected to substantially increase with observations from the Vera Rubin Observatory (g and r band) and {\it ULTRASAT} (near UV) wide-field surveys. These future samples have great promise to characterize the bottom end of the ma
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