Conference
The Formation of Globular Cluster Systems: how, when, and where?
Abstract
Globular clusters, as fossil remnants of the protogalactic era, provide unique traces of the earliest events of galaxy formation. However, new observations – especially from HST – are showing that massive, globular-like star clusters belong not only to the pregalactic era but can form right up to the present day under the right circumstances. Appropriate interpretation may now let us learn
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Authors
Harris WE
Volume
171
Pagination
pp. 87-95
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Publication Date
1996
DOI
10.1017/s0074180900232208
Conference proceedings
Symposium - International Astronomical Union
ISSN
0074-1809