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An Open Cluster Origin for Most Solar-Type Binaries in the Solar Neighborhood and Implications for Primordial Planet Stability
We present the first Gaia-calibrated estimate of the contribution of dynamically processed open clusters (OCs) to the nearby solar-type field binary population and investigate the implications for primordial planet stability. We combine Gaia DR3 observations, empirical models of cluster formation an
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