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Evidence for the binary nature of the long-period radio transient ASKAP/DART J1832-0911
Long-period transients are a class of periodic pulsed radio source repeating on the minute to hour timescale. Recently, an increasing number of them are being identified as binary systems, specifically white dwarfs with low-mass main-sequence companions. In this work we analyse the most luminous lon
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