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Is the Nuclear Star Cluster a Bulge Fossil Fragment?
The Milky Way nuclear star cluster (NSC) is unlike a conventional globular cluster: it contains a broad metallicity distribution and stellar populations formed over an extended interval, while its detailed abundances show a close connection to the inner Galactic bulge. We ask whether the NSC should
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