 Stellar radius from transit duration and a linear mass-radius relation

Assume Kepler's third law, a negligible planet mass, and $M_{\star }/M_{\odot }=R_{\star }/R_{\odot }$. Define $A_{\odot }=[(GM{)}_{\odot }{P}^2/(4{\pi }^2){]}^{1/3}/R_{\odot }$. The total duration of a circular planetary transit determines $a/R_{\star }$, giving the displayed stellar radius. Unknown orbital eccentricity, transit dilution or a different stellar mass-radius calibration introduces additional uncertainty.