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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society • Vol 471 • No 2
How do binary clusters form?
July 2017 • Becky Arnold, S. P. Goodwin, Daniel W Griffiths, R. J. Parker
Approximately 10 per cent of star clusters are found in pairs, known as\nbinary clusters. We propose a mechanism for binary cluster formation; we use\nN-body simulations to show that velocity substructure in a single (even fairly\nsmooth) region can cause binary clusters to form. This process is highly\nstochastic and it is not obvious from a region's initial conditions whether a\nbinary will form and, if it does, which stars will end up in which cluster. We\nfind the probability that a region will divide is mainl…
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