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Fig. 4

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The total masses of the four populations with inhomogeneities measured by φσ. The collision velocities are v0 = 10   m   s-1 (top) and v0 = 12.5   m   s-1 (bottom). The masses of the largest fragment m1, of the second largest fragment m2, of the power-law population mpw, and of the sub-resolution population msr are stacked and normalised by the total mass of the system mtot. In both cases, m1 and m2 decrease with increasing φσ. Conversely, mpw and msr increase. For the homogeneous case (φσ = 0), sticking is found for the low velocity collision, whereas for v0 = 12.5   m   s-1m2 ≠ 0 and mpw ≠ 0, which indicates fragmentation.

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