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Statistical evidence for linear combination frequencies in γ Doradus stars being nonlinear resonant modes
The quest for the origin of linear combination frequencies in pulsating stars is critical for mode identification and subsequent seismic modeling. Hybrid γ Doradus (Dor) stars provide a crucial testbed for such investigations due to their rich frequency content in both gravity (g) and pressure (p) m
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