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Time evolution of a cluster with N = 1000 stars. Each of these stars has an initial radii of Rstar = 500R. Top panel: number of collisions divided by number of stars as a function of time is shown. Middle panel: logarithm of the Lagrangian radii corresponding to 10%, 50%, and 90% of the enclosed mass as a function of time is shown. Bottom panel: mass of the most massive object divided by the initial stellar mass as a function of time is shown. In all panels, the time is normalized by the crossing time of the cluster.

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