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\title[Massive Star Formation in the Galactic Center]{Massive Star 
Formation \\ in the Galactic Center}

\author[D. F. Figer {\it et al.\/}]%
{D\ls o\ls n\ls~F.\ns F\ls i\ls g\ls e\ls r%
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\affiliation{Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY, 
USA\\[\affilskip]
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\pubyear{2006}
\volume{1}
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\begin{abstract}
The Galactic center is a hotbed of star formation activity, containing 
the most massive
star formation site and three of the most massive young star
clusters in the Galaxy. Given such a rich environment, it contains more 
stars with initial masses
above 100~\Msun\ than anywhere else in the Galaxy. This review concerns
the young stellar population in the Galactic center, as it relates to
massive star formation in the region. The sample includes stars in the 
three massive stellar clusters, the
population of younger stars in the present sites of star formation, the 
stars surrounding the
central black hole, and the bulk of the stars in the field population. 
The fossil record
in the Galactic center suggests that the recently formed massive stars 
there are
present-day examples of similar populations that must have been formed 
through
star formation episodes stretching back to the time period when the 
Galaxy was forming.
\end{abstract}