
doi: 10.1007/bf00636751
Formulae are set out from which the light loss may be derived in a close binary system in which a component affected by a ‘starspot’, of the type considered previously (Budding, 1977) is also in eclipse, in such a way that the starspot itself is undergoing eclipse. In this way the hitherto postponed problem of thecombination of eclipse and maculation effects — which are sometimes believed to be present, e.g., in RS CVn-stars — is treated, and shown to be reducible to expressions involving algebraic or elliptic integrals.
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