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Einführung in die Astronomie I
Stars: Masses
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Masses and Radii
Masses, Photometric Binaries, Spectroscopic Binaries, Mass function, Stellar Diameters, Stellar Angular Diameters, Application: Mass-Luminosity Relation, Mass-Lumosity relation
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