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VarStar Detect, a Python library dedicated to the semi-automatic detection of stellar variability
Jorge Perez Gonzalez, Nicolas Carrizosa Arias, Andres Cadenas Blanco
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VarStar Detect is a Python package available on PyPI optimized for the detection of variability inside photometric measurements. Based off of the Least Squares method of regression, VarStar Detect calculates the amplitude of a Fourier Polynomial fit of the data as a measure of variability to assess if the star is indeed variable. This work shows the mathematical background of the package and an analysis of the code's functionality on TESS Sector 1 Data.
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