RAVE stars tidally stripped/ejected from $\omega$ Centauri globular cluster
J. G. Fern\'andez-Trincado, A. C. Robin, K. Vieira, E. Moreno, O., Bienaym\'e, C. Reyl\'e, O. Valenzuela, B. Pichardo, F. Robles-Valdez, A. M., M. Martins

TL;DR
This study uses six-dimensional phase-space data from RAVE to identify stars potentially ejected from the $ ext{omega}$ Centauri cluster, revealing 15 candidates with close encounters and ejection timelines.
Contribution
It provides a novel analysis of ejected stars from $ ext{omega}$ Centauri$ using orbital calculations and Monte Carlo simulations based on RAVE data.
Findings
Identified 15 stars with close encounters to $ ext{omega}$ Centauri.
Discovered 8 stars possibly ejected around 200 Myr ago.
Confirmed a potential member ejected about 2 Myr ago.
Abstract
Using six-dimesional phase-space information from the Fourth Data release of the Radial Velocity Experiment (RAVE) over the range of Galactic longitude 240 360 and kms, we have computed orbits for 329 RAVE stars that were originally selected as chemically and kinematically related to Centauri. The orbits were integrated in a Milky-Way-like axisymmetric Galactic potential, ignoring the effects of the dynamical evolution of Centauri due to the tidal effects of the Galaxy disk on the cluster along time. We also ignored secular changes in the Milky Way potential over time. In a Monte Carlo scheme, and under the assumption that the stars may have been ejected with velocities greater than the escape velocity () from the cluster, we identified 15 stars as having close encounters with Centauri:…
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