One is the calculation results of Betelgeuse’s precise diameter, mass, volume and other parameters.
The other is the discovery of a companion star within the hydrogen envelope of Betelgeuse.
Of course, strictly speaking, the former should be placed at the end of the xu-weyl-berry theorem calculation paper as a data supplement.
But if you want to split it up and write a separate paper, that’s no problem.
So should I split it up and write it into three papers, or should I just combine it into one paper?
If it were anyone else, they would probably choose to write three papers without hesitation. After all, one more paper means more influence, and one more paper means hundreds, thousands or even tens of thousands of words of citations.
This will help increase your reputation.
But for Xu Chuan, this was of little help, so after thinking about it, he decided to write two papers.
The first article is the method of calculating celestial information using the xu-weyl-berry theorem.
The other article is the discovery of a companion star within the hydrogen envelope of Betelgeuse.
As for the calculation results of Betelgeuse's precise diameter, mass, volume and other parameters, I will leave them to the first article to supplement the data.
Just write a paper on it alone, it's not worth it.
Moreover, he doesn't care much about the results of the astronomical world.
Chapter completed!