Odessa Scientific School of Researchers Of Variable Stars: From V.P.Tsesevich (1907-1983) to Our Days
Ivan L. Andronov

TL;DR
This paper reviews the Odessa scientific school's extensive research on variable stars, highlighting Vladimir Tsesevich's leadership and the development of advanced algorithms for modeling diverse types of stellar variability.
Contribution
It documents the historical development and scientific achievements of the Odessa school under Tsesevich, including new algorithms for modeling variable stars.
Findings
Development of improved algorithms for variability modeling
Wide range of studied variable star types
Significant contributions to stellar variability research
Abstract
The biography of Vladimir Platonovich Tsesevich (11.11.1907 - 28.10.1983), a leader of the astronomy in Odessa from 1944 to 1983, is briefly reviewed, as well as the directions of study, mainly the highlights of the research of variable stars carried out by the members of the scientific school founded by him. The directions of these studies cover a very wide range of variability types - "magnetic" and "non-magnetic" cataclysmic variables, symbiotic, X-Ray and other interacting binaries, classical eclipsers and "extreme direct impactors", pulsating variables from DSct and RR through C and RV to SR and M. Improved algorithms and programs have been elaborated for statistically optimal phenomenological and physical modeling. Initially these studies in Odessa were inspired by ("with a capital letter") Vladimir Platonovich Tsesevich. who was a meticulous Scientist and brilliant Educator,…
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