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Age and Mass Signatures in the Multiband Second-order Image Structure of Young Star Clusters in M31
The ages and masses of star clusters may leave systematic signatures in the second-order spatial structure of semi-resolved photometric images. To test this hypothesis, we analyze the images using the Hessian matrix and identify basic luminous structures, termed peak cores. Applying this analysis to
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