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Quadruple systems with two eclipsing binaries

P. Zasche

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Bound pairs of eclipsing binaries have been studied for the last 10 years as parts of more complex multiple systems.We present new findings on these somewhat neglected objects, as well as motivation for their study.Detection methods, parameter distributions, resonances, and interesting sky distributions are discussed.

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Bound pairs of eclipsing binaries have been studied for the last 10 years as parts of more complex multiple systems.We present new findings on these somewhat neglected objects, as well as motivation for their study.Detection methods, parameter distributions, resonances, and interesting sky distributions are discussed.

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Bound pairs of eclipsing binaries have been studied for the last 10 years as parts of more complex multiple systems.We present new findings on these somewhat neglected objects, as well as motivation for their study.Detection methods, parameter distributions, resonances, and interesting sky distributions are discussed.

Key concepts: Astrophysics, Physics, Astrobiology, Astronomy

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