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A search for massive ultra compact dwarf galaxies in the Centaurus galaxy cluster

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Fig. 1. This plot illustrates the upper limit to UCD e ffective radius that our candidate selection criterion for unresolved sources corresponds to.
Fig. 2. Map of the central Centaurus cluster. The relative coordinates are with respect to NGC 4696, the central galaxy of the Cen30  subclus-ter
Fig. 3. Map (left) and CMD (right) of the objects observed in the VIMOS P80 run. Dots indicate all objects to which a slit was assigned
Fig. 5. Four example spectra of our VIMOS dataset, with the corresponding  cross-correlation results for radial velocity  mea-surement indicated on top
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