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Keplerian Decline refers to the predictable decrease in Luminosity of an accretion disk around a celestial object as a function of Distance From The Center, following Kepler's Laws Of Planetary Motion. This decline is crucial for understanding the Dynamics of accretion processes in Astrophysical Systems, such as those involving Black Holes or Young Stars.
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