A Hypothesis to Explain the Virial Discrepancy in Clusters of Galaxies

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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On the basis of numerical experiments onn-body binding energies we tentatively consider the following hypothesis: If the distance between two galaxies forming a binary system isa g, and a cluster of galaxies that is substructured in a hierarchical fashion onall scales froma g upwards has a total massM, then the total gravitational binding energy of the cluster isΩ TH = -GM 2/2a g . As an explanation for ‘missing’ masses up to order 100 we test this hypothesis in three different ways, finding remarkable agreement with observation, with no need for physical missing mass.

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