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You will find here some challenges based on data from collisional N-body models. These mock data are designed to mimic collisional systems like star/ | You will find here some challenges based on data from collisional N-body models. These mock data are designed to mimic collisional systems like star/ | ||
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Links to some useful fitting and analysis tools are listed in the [[: | Links to some useful fitting and analysis tools are listed in the [[: | ||
- | Ideas and challenges for the Gaia Challenge III workshop (Barcelona) are listed [[: | ||
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+ | Throughout the Gaia Challenge I-III workshops, we have tackled four specific challenges: | ||
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+ | **1. Single mass clusters: the interplay of anisotropy and tides (Zocchi et al. in prep)** | ||
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+ | **2. Clusters with a mass spectrum: testing the validity of multi-mass models (Peuten et al. in prep)** | ||
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+ | **3. Observational biases (Sollima et al. 2015)** | ||
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+ | **4. Method comparison: Jeans modelling vs Distribution-function based models** | ||
+ | Many of the challenges make use of LIMEPY ([[http:// |
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