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When modeling high-mass-ratio contact binaries, usually a high ntriangles is needed to accurately represent the small secondary component (and the neck region). However, using a single ntriangles over-samples the large primary, which (arguably unnecessarily) causes slow-downs in computes.
I believe this is not unimportant since many contact binaries are found to have extreme mass ratios.
for q = 0.2, the default ntriangles is not enough.
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When modeling high-mass-ratio contact binaries, usually a high
ntriangles
is needed to accurately represent the small secondary component (and the neck region). However, using a singlentriangles
over-samples the large primary, which (arguably unnecessarily) causes slow-downs in computes.I believe this is not unimportant since many contact binaries are found to have extreme mass ratios.

for q = 0.2, the default


ntriangles
is not enough.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: