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Clusters of galaxies seen in X-rays: war and peace Florence Durret (Institut d’Astrophysique de Paris) 1 Copyright: Claude Monet War: Abell 85 z=0.0555 Recent collaborators Gastão B. Lima Neto (IAG, São Paulo, Brazil) William Forman (CfA, Cambridge, USA) Eugene Churazov (IKI,Russia & MPA, Germany) 2 Abell 85 in X-rays: a main cluster, a south blob and a filament ROSAT PSPC Durret, Forman, Gerbal, Jones & Vikhlinin 1998, A&A 335, 41 XMM-Newton 3 The filament properties (XMM data) XMM-Newton RAW Length ≥4 Mpc Temperature 2.0±0.5 keV Model subtracted Durret, Lima Neto, Forman & Churazov 2003, A&A 403, L29 4 Temperature and Metallicity profiles 5 In the Center: X-ray redshift ≈ optical redshift of four galaxies in this region ≈ 0.0533 (cz=16000 km/s) Mean cluster redshift 0.0555 (cz=16650 km/s) Redshift of the cD 0.0558 (cz=16734 km/s) Even in the center the gas and galaxies are probably not relaxed BUT: 2σ effect only 6 Various regions in Abell 85 Three white circles: Center, Ring 1 and Ring 2 Green circle: the VSSR (Very Steep Spectrum Radio Source) Blue circle: the South blob Yellow ellipse: the Impact region Small black circles: point sources (excised) 7 Temperature and metallicity maps NE SE NW Impact region The center is cooler and more metal-rich The Impact region is hotter and metal poor NW: The northwest is cooler and more metal-rich NE: The northeast is more metal rich SE: The south-east is hotter AND metal poor An arc of hotter regions is observed south to northwest 8 Numerical simulations of a merger Emissivity X-ray gas temperature z=0.13 z=0.09 z=0 Bourdin, Sauvageot, Slezak, Bijaoui, Teyssier 2004, A&A 429, 443 9 Temperature maps Temperature map from numerical simulation kT (keV) XMM temperature map 10 A scenario for Abell 85: this cluster has undergone several mergers A few known facts: The gas in metal-rich regions is expected to be colder (center, NW) When two clusters merge, the temperature is not affected immediately, but hotter zones appear later Star formation is triggered only at the beginning of the merger, then it weakens because galaxies lose their gas due to ram pressure stripping 11 What is happening here? Groups aligned along a filament fall from the southeast and heat the impact region This first merger is probably recent (excess of star forming galaxies in the Impact region) Impact region is hotter Infall of groups 12 An arc of hotter regions is observed south to northwest, suggesting a previous merger from the NW A third merger from the NE has possibly occured to account for the metal-rich zone in the NE Merger Durret, Lima Neto & Forman 2005, A&A in press 13 Future work on Abell 85 Multi-band imaging with Megacam at CFHT (almost achieved) and Hα imaging with the WFI at the ESO 2.2m (almost achieved) to analyze the galaxy distribution and star formation and correlate them with the X-ray gas properties, in particular the metallicity Collaboration Christophe Adami 14 Even more chaos? Abell 3376 z=0.0456 Collaborators Gastão B. Lima Neto (IAG, São Paulo, Brazil) Joydeep Bagchi (IUCAA, Pune, India) 15 Abell 3376: extended radio sources and a completely offcentered cD galaxy Radio map: strong bent source and two faint extended relics cD galaxy: no radio emission DSS optical image (circles=galaxies with redshifts in the cluster) 970 kpc cD galaxy 16 X-ray emission stronger towards strong radio source (east) No X-ray emission from cD galaxy ROSAT image cD galaxy (outside XMM F.O.V.) 17 • • • • Maximum of X-ray emission coincides with strong radio source This region (green ellipse) contains at least 5 AGN (Chandra) No relation between east radio relic and X-ray emission No radio emission from cD galaxy Radio map Smoothed X-ray images XMM-Newton Chandra 18 Zoom of radio map DSS optical counterpart Radio map suggests a movement towards the West or SW 19 East group falls on to main cluster Hotter zone and fewer galaxies in contact region DSS map, galaxies in cluster z range X-ray temperature map (XMM) 20 Bright galaxies aligned along a filament? Orientation of filament agrees with direction of merging 21 Galaxy positions and movements: not very much to be said? Redshift histogram Positions of galaxies with redshifts in the cluster But… Wedge diagram 22 HST image of the cD: is it really a cD? Why is it so offcentered? 23 Tentative interpretation A young group at the NE (containing at least 5 AGN) is falling on to the main cluster Bright galaxies seem aligned along a filament, in agreement with the merging direction No obvious relation between X-rays and radio (relics?) The brightest galaxy is probably not a cD and is in the outskirts of the cluster = a fossil cluster? Bagchi J., Lima Neto G.B. & Durret F. 2005, in preparation 24 Finally peace? Abell 496: an almost relaxed cluster Z=0.033 Collaborators Gastão B. Lima Neto (IAG, São Paulo, Brazil) Tatiana Ferraz Laganá (IAG, São Paulo, Brazil) 25 Abell 496 seen in X-rays (archive data) XMM Chandra In X-rays the cluster looks relaxed, but with a possible sharper north edge 26 Abell 496 maps from XMM-Newton data Temperature map Metallicity map Emission map The temperature and metallicity maps are not completely symmetrical 27 Entropy Pressure NH No apparent features in the entropy and pressure maps Gradient in NH (4%) 28 Temperature profile 29 Preliminary results The intensity map is very smooth except for a flattening towards the North The temperature map shows a small decrease in the very center and south; the metallicity in these zones is higher The pressure and entropy maps are very smooth There is a strong gradient in Galactic NH Global agreement with Tamura et al. (2001) A&A 379, 107 Reference: Lima Neto, Durret & Ferraz Laganá 2005, A&A in preparation 30 Complementary work on Abell 496 Multi-band imaging with Megacam at CFHT and Spectroscopy with Flames/Giraffe at the ESO VLT (achieved, P.I. Véronique Cayatte) to study dwarf galaxies in Abell 496 and analyze the galaxy distribution and luminosity function and correlate them with the X-ray gas properties Collaboration Véronique Cayatte , Christophe Adami and Chantal Balkowski 31 CПACИБO! 32 Radio map X-ray temperature map Optical image Smoothed XMM map Raw XMM image Chandra map 33 Radio map X-ray temperature map Optical image Smoothed XMM image Raw XMM image Chandra image 34 Abell 3376 kT Entropy Pressure 35 36