A 6D kinematic census identifies 18 anomalous Cepheids with extreme orbits, including one possibly scattered by globular cluster E3, and finds consistency between dynamical and stellar ages.
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A two-wave radial corrugation model fitted to LAMOST and Gaia data reproduces the observed periodic radial velocity variations and explains the inner-outer disk transition in the Milky Way.
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Rogue Ones: Orbital census of Galactic Cepheids and their Anomalies
A 6D kinematic census identifies 18 anomalous Cepheids with extreme orbits, including one possibly scattered by globular cluster E3, and finds consistency between dynamical and stellar ages.
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The multiple corrugations in the Galactic disk derived from the LAMOST and Gaia survey data
A two-wave radial corrugation model fitted to LAMOST and Gaia data reproduces the observed periodic radial velocity variations and explains the inner-outer disk transition in the Milky Way.