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Distance Estimation using Globular Clusters and Ultra-Compact Dwarfs
The tight scaling relation between absolute magnitude and internal velocity dispersion ($σ$) for globular clusters (GCs), referred to as the GC velocity dispersion (GCVD) relation, has shown great potential as a distance estimator. However, at the high-luminosity end of the GC luminosity function, G
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