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Orbit frame (xorb, yorb, zorb) and orbital elements are represented in purple, while the fundamental frame (X, Y, Z) is in green. The pericenter, represented by the point 𝒫, is also added. Finally, ℒorb//sky denotes the line of nodes of the orbit frame and sky plane. We also represent the Gaussian frame of the star (norb, morb, zorb), the projection of the X axis on the orbit plane denoted by X//orb and the angle, ϖ, introduced in Sect. 4. Here, we illustrate the fundamental frame when it matches that of a distant observer (see Sect. 2). Also, it is useful to note the the azimuthal angle is φ = ω + f.

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