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Fractional anisotropy of multiple systems at t ≈ 1.91 Myr after formation of the first star in the simulation. Top panel: fractional anisotropy (FA) versus difference between formation time of oldest and youngest member. Middle panel: FA versus distance between the oldest and youngest member at the formation time of the youngest member. Bottom panel: FA versus number of stars in the corresponding system. The points show the values of the systems and the horizontal bars show the averages for systems with the same number stars. The blue line shows the expectation value for an entirely random distribution computed with 10000 iterations per number of stars using the random sample routine of numpy (Harris et al. 2020). At this point in time, there are 12 triple systems (green points), 6 systems with 4 stars (orange points), 1 system with 5 stars (blue-purple point), 1 system with 6 stars (violet points), 1 system with 8 stars (yellow point), and 3 systems with 10 stars (gray points).

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