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Theoretical backgrounds for interpretation of spectroscopic observations
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 25 February 2014
Abstract
The advantage of analysis of observed data using their fit with theoretical model of the directly observed quantities is shown as well as the need for simultaneous solution of all available data. Some particular problems of disentangling of stellar spectra and model atmospheres of component stars of multiple systems are discussed.
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