Some of the features of our results may be better seen in animations of the family evolution in the proper element space; here we give projection on the a-e plane for the simulation involving synthetic families with close encounters and Yarkovsky effect (you can see the animation by clicking on the link).   We used a dt of 25 My.   Animation are in the avi format (if you are using linux you may need xanim to see them).
 
 

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