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Fig. 1.

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Schematic plot of the radial density profile in an N-body cluster during the core collapse with four different values of the logarithmic density gradient, aI − I​V. The dotted line has a slope equal to α and shows the asymptotic solution of Lynden-Bell & Eggleton (1980). The break radius rI is identified with the core radius, rIII roughly corresponds to the half-mass radius, and rk is the cluster radius. The notation is the same as in Eq. (15) that we used for the fitting of our numerical models.

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