Young massive star cluster formation in the Galactic Centre is driven by global gravitational collapse of high-mass molecular clouds
Ashley T. Barnes(University of Bonn), T. Peters(Max Planck Institute for Astrophysics), J. Alves(University of Vienna), Y. Contreras(Leiden University), J. M. Diederik Kruijssen(AOL (United States)), Adam Ginsburg(European Southern Observatory), John Bally(Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics), J. Kainulainen(Chalmers University of Technology), Xing Lu(National Astronomical Observatory of Japan), Jonathan D. Henshaw(Max Planck Institute for Astronomy), Laura Gómez(Australian Carbon Innovation), A. Avison(University of Manchester), J. Ott(National Radio Astronomy Observatory), Cara Battersby(Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics), M. T. Beltrán(Arcetri Astrophysical Observatory), Elisabeth A. C. Mills(National Radio Astronomy Observatory), H. Beuther(Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy), Steven N. Longmore(European Southern Observatory), J. M. Rathborne(Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), G. Garay(University of Chile), Daniel L. Walker(Liverpool John Moores University), J. Mark Jackson(Ames Research Center)
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