Two collaborative experiments in star cluster evolution
Douglas C. Heggie
Abstract
We summarise the specification and some previously unpublished results of the collaborative experiment (``KyotoI'') that was carried out at the time of the Kyoto General Assembly of the IAU. As the subject has advanced considerably since then, and codes have become more elaborate, we describe an agreed proposal for a new experiment (``KyotoII'').
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