It is widely accepted that galaxy mergers can have a significant effect
	on galaxy properties and may be an important part of galaxy evolution.
	Enhanced star formation is one frequently observed property of (gas
	rich) mergers and theoretical prescriptions for star formation can
	generally reproduce the observed behavior. However a detailed study
	comparison of these prescriptions with individual galaxy merger events
	has not been undertaken. I will discuss ongoing progress to match
	dynamical models to infrared luminous galaxy mergers using Identikit
	and test-particle techniques. In the future these dynamical models
	will be used to test theoretical star formation prescriptions.