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Fig. 6

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Cumulative mass distribution (given by Eq. (11)) against fragment mass of the power-law populations resulting from the simulations with 17.5 (open triangles), 25.0 (closed triangles), and 27.5   ms-1 (open squares). Both axes are normalised by mpw. For high fragment masses, the gradient of the slope decreases with increasing velocity. For low masses, it remains unclear whether the deviation from the power-law is a physical or numerical artefact.

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