File:TCrBsketch.png

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    English: sketch of T Corona Borealis showing Roche lobe, overflow stream, and accretion disk based on Kraft1958 with Stanishev2004 mass ratio
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    binary system T Coronae Borealis showing scale geometry of Roche lobe, overflow stream, hotspot, and accretion disk. Sketch is based on Kraft 1958 with masses updated to Stanishev et al 2004

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