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OB-runaway peculiar tangential velocity threshold. Left panel: tangential velocity of the members (blue) of the young cluster RCW38 with respect to the LSR velocity: the peculiar tangential velocity vLSRtMathematical equation: $\[v_{\text {LSR}}^{t}\]$. The red histogram shows vLSRtMathematical equation: $\[v_{\text {LSR}}^{t}\]$ for all OB runaways identified in this region. Right panel: cumulative distribution of vLSRtMathematical equation: $\[v_{\text {LSR}}^{t}\]$ for the members of RCW38. We note that 98% of the members have a peculiar tangential velocity less than 15 km s−1. We take this value as the threshold for the tangential peculiar velocity to identify the star as a runaway.

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