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Fig. 6

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Typical trajectories of large dust aggregates. The measured position data and the linear (red) and 2nd order polynomial (blue) fits are shown. In a), the linear fit is better when comparing the goodness of fit by the reduced mean chi square value, in b) the 2nd order polynomial fit is better, as shown by the residuals in the respective bottom graphs.

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