A new three-point inverse solution using the α-β model reconstructs meteoroid masses and bulk densities from limited fireball observations, achieving 88% convergence on the EN catalog and producing a continuous density range of 300-4000 kg m^{-3} instead of discrete PE categories.
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Consistency between dynamical modeling and photometrically derived masses of fireballs
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High-Speed Observations of Lunar Impact Flashes
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