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Tidal Tails of Galactic Open Clusters: A Review of Methods, Evidence, and Sources of Disagreement
Tidal tails are a natural consequence of the dynamical evolution of open clusters in the Galactic tidal field, but their observational identification is intrinsically difficult because their surface density is low and the Galactic disc contains a dense and kinematically structured field population.
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