High Resolution X-Ray Images of Distant Abell Clusters as Probes for Cluster Evolution

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We will present preliminary results from ROSAT HRI observations of the three distant Abell clusters A0209, A2507, and A2667. We calculated the cluster X-ray parameters (core radius, beta, central densities and cooling times from deprojection of the surface brightness profiles) for comparison with nearby clusters. We also searched for X-ray substructure within the cluster emission for all three clusters as expected from models which explain the evolution of the X-ray luminosity function via cluster/subcluster mergers. We will compare the observed X-ray properties of these clusters with those produced from Hydro/N-body simulations. These clusters are part of a larger sample of 74 distant, z >= 0.2, X-ray luminous clusters of galaxies which we are studying in an ongoing investigation in the evolution of clusters of galaxies. This research was funded by NSF grant AST93-17596 and NASA grant NAGW-3152.

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