Galaxy morphology in the rich cluster Abell 2390

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astrophysics

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20 pages including 10 of tables, plus 7 figures; To appear in the Astronomical Jorurnal

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10.1086/339305

We have analysed images of the field of A2390 obtained with the CFHT and HST. The analysis fits models to bulge and disk components to several hundred galaxies, with about equal samples from the cluster and field. We also have assessed and graded asymmetries in the images. The cluster galaxies are compared in different cluster locations and also compared with field galaxies. We find that the central old population galaxies are bulge-dominated, while disk systems have young populations and are found predominantly in the outer cluster. S0 and bulgy disk galaxies are found throughout, but concentrate in regions of substructure. Disks of cluster blue galaxies are generally brighter and smaller than those in the field. We find that the cluster members have a higher proportion of interacting galaxies than the field sample. Interactions in the cluster and in the field, as well as cluster infall, appear to inhibit star-formation in galaxies.

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