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Michael Marks

The University of Texas at Austin ORCID

21

Works

870

Citations

9

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9

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Research Topics

Stellar, planetary, and galactic studies Astrophysics and Star Formation Studies Astro and Planetary Science

Affiliations

University of Bonn2011–2015

Rosa Luxemburg Foundation2015–2015

Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy2011–2012

The University of Texas at Austin2025–2025

Top Works

Evidence for top-heavy stellar initial mass functions with increasing density and decreasing metallicity

Michael Marks,Pavel Kroupa,et al.

2012273 citations

Galaxies: Formation, Evolution, Phenomena

Astronomy and Astrophysical Research

Inverse dynamical population synthesis

Michael Marks,Pavel Kroupa

2012212 citations

Inverse dynamical population synthesis: Constraining the initial conditions of young stellar clusters by studying their binary populations

Michael Marks,Pavel Kroupa

2012110 citations

An analytical description of the evolution of binary orbital-parameter distributions in N-body computations of star clusters

Michael Marks,Pavel Kroupa,et al.

201180 citations

The state of globular clusters at birth – II. Primordial binaries

Nathan W. C. Leigh,Mirek Giersz,et al.

201461 citations

CHARACTERIZING THE BROWN DWARF FORMATION CHANNELS FROM THE INITIAL MASS FUNCTION AND BINARY-STAR DYNAMICS

Ingo Thies,Jan Pflamm-Altenburg,et al.

201561 citations

Revisiting the universality of (multiple) star formation in present-day star formation regions

Michael Marks,Nathan W. C. Leigh,et al.

201425 citations

M-dwarf binaries as tracers of star and brown dwarf formation

Michael Marks,M. Janson,et al.

201513 citations

<scp>BiPoS1</scp> – a computer programme for the dynamical processing of the initial binary star population

Jörg Dabringhausen,Michael Marks,et al.

202110 citations