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McLeod, Noah W. (1939) A method of finding the period of a binary star when the geometric elements are known from Zwiers' method. The Astronomical Journal, 48. 119pp. doi:10.1086/105570

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TitleA method of finding the period of a binary star when the geometric elements are known from Zwiers' method
JournalThe Astronomical Journal
AuthorsMcLeod, Noah W.Author
Year1939 (October)Volume48
PublisherIOP Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1086/105570
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