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Bright globular clusters in NGC 5128: the missing link between young massive clusters and evolved massive objects

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Table 1. Observations log for globular clusters.
Table 2. Template stars observed with UVES during the 2002 run.
Fig. 3. Difference between the measured and simulated velocity disper- disper-sions as a function of S/N of the spectra
Table 4. Radial velocities and velocity dispersions measured on indi- indi-vidual spectra for cluster targets with multiple observations.
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