A Cepheid variable is a young, luminous, pulsating star whose brightness varies with a strictly regular period, from about a day to several weeks. The Leavitt law, or period–luminosity relation, is the linear relation between the mean absolute magnitude of a Cepheid and the logarithm of its period, longer periods for brighter stars.
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Cepheid variable; Leavitt law কী?
অন্য নাম: Cepheid variable · Leavitt law