The Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect: An improved cosmological probe

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Background Radiations, Observational Cosmology, Intracluster Matter, Cooling Flows

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The spectral and spatial signatures imprinted on the cosmic microwave background radiation by hot gas in clusters of galaxies-the Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect-are of immense astrophysical and cosmological significance. In recent years observations of the effect have improved tremendously; high signal-to-noise images of the effect can now be obtained by interferometric arrays. Sensitive X-ray spectral and spatial measurements of clusters are expected in the near future, following the launch of two new X-ray satellites. These observational advances, together with a more accurate theoretical description of the effect, will yield a significantly improved value of H0, and reliable estimates of the total masses and peculiar velocities of clusters. The recent developments which have advanced the use of the effect as a valuable cosmological probe are briefly reviewed, along with a discussion of prospects for significant progress in the near future.

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