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Questions about the time-dependence of the light intensity of a celestial object or region.
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What does a fitted curve for the period of a variable star, tell me about the star?
In short, it can tell you a lot of stuff. You could identify (probably) the following:
Type of star E.g. a light curve of a eclipsing binary system
Light curve of supernova:
Not only that you can …
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How do I get temperature and diameter from a light curve?
You can definitely calculate the diameter of the star. You could use the radiation law given here:
Another method for measuring star diameters makes use of the Stefan-Boltzmann law for the relationsh …
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