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The fraction of star formation that results in bound stellar clusters(cluster formation efficiency or CFE) is a central quantity in many studies ofstar formation, star clusters and galaxies. Recent results suggest thatcontrary to popular assumption, the CFE is not (solely) set by gas expulsion,but is also influenced by the primordial environment, although its precisebehaviour remains unknown. Here it is discussed which mechanisms set the CFE,which recent advancements have been made to disentangle their contributions,and which studies are needed in the near future to achieve a quantitativeunderstanding of the CFE.

The dynamics of star-forming regions - which mechanisms set the cluster formation efficiency?