Fig. 11.
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Eclipse timing variations of KIC 7955301 on different timescales: observations vs model and predictions. Left: primary and secondary ETV curves derived from Kepler observations (red circles and blue boxes, respectively), together with the photodynamical model solution (smaller, pale red and blue symbols, connected with straight lines, respectively). Right: eclipse-timing-variation-like curves derived from the times of the inferior and superior conjunctions of the secondary of the inner pair (pale red and blue lines), overplotted with forecasted primary and secondary ETV points (larger red and blue symbols) during the eclipsing phases of the inner binary for the first half of the present century. The dynamically forced short-period apsidal motion of the inner binary is nicely visible. The gray-shaded area stands for the interval of the Kepler measurements.
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