Relics and Halos at intermediate redshift: testing the merging paradigm

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Oct 2007

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XMM-Newton Proposal ID #05510401

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Groups Of Galaxies, Clusters Of Galaxies, Supercluster, Rxcj 1314.4-251, Xmm-Newton Proposal Id #05510401

Scientific paper

In A0-6 we proposed to observe the galaxy cluster RXCJ1314.4-2515 which was approved in priority A. Unfortunately the observation is affected by strong flares for 69% of the time. We propose to re-observe it to compensate for the time loss. RXCJ1314.4-2515 was selected from an extensive radio observational campaign aimed to search for radio halos and relics in galaxy clusters in the redshift range 0.2div0.4 at 610 MHz. RXCJ1314.4-2515 is exceptional as it is the unique case known to date of a cluster hosting both a radio halo and a double relic. The detailed study of the dynamics of this cluster will help us to test the merging paradigm and the physical properties of the ICM related to the relics and halo formation.

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