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Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society | 2017

Weak lensing and spectroscopic analysis of the nearby dissociative merging galaxy cluster Abell 3376

R. Monteiro-Oliveira; G. B. Lima Neto; E. S. Cypriano; Rubens E. G. Machado; H. V. Capelato; Tatiana Ferraz Lagana; F. Durret; Joydeep Bagchi

The galaxy cluster Abell~3376 is a nearby (z=0.046) dissociative merging cluster surrounded by two prominent radio relics and showing an X-ray comet-like morphology. The merger system is comprised of the subclusters A3376W & A3376E. Based on new deep multi-wavelength large-field images and published redshifts, we bring new insights about the history of this merger. Despite the difficulty of applying the weak lensing technique at such low redshift, we successfully recovered the mass distribution in the cluster field. Moreover, with the application of a two-body model, we have addressed the dynamics of these merging system. We have found the individual masses of M_{200}^{W}=3.0_{-1.7}^{+1.3}x10^{14} M_{odot} and M_{200}^{E}=0.9_{-0.8}^{+0.5}x10^{14} M_{odot}. The cometary shaped X-ray distribution shows only one peak spatially coincident with both Eastern BCG and the A3376E mass peak whereas the gas content of A3376W seems to be stripped out. Our data allowed us to confirm the existence of a third subcluster located at the North, 1147+-62 kpc apart from the neighbour subcluster A3376E and having a mass M_{200}^{N}=1.4_{-1.0}^{+0.7}x10^{14} M_{odot}. From our dynamical analysis, we found the merging is taking place very close to the plane of the sky, with the merger axis just 10 deg +-11 deg from it. The application of a two-body analysis code showed that the merging cluster is seen 0.9_{-0.3}^{+0.2} Gyr after the pericentric passage and it is currently going to the point of maximum separation between the subclusters.


Archive | 1997

Redshift and Photometric Survey of the X-ray Cluster of Galaxies Abell 85

F. Durret; Paul Felenbok; Daniel Gerbal; J. Guibert; Gastao Lima-Neto; C. Lobo; Vincent Pislar; Eric Slezak

We obtained a catalogue of 4232 galaxies in the rich cD cluster of galaxies A 85 (z=0.0556) by scanning a bJ Schmidt plate with the MAMA measuring machine in a region of ±1° ; magnitudes were recalibrated with six CCD fields in V and R. We also obtained 421 redshifts, which added to the 150 in the literature[2,6] gave a catalogue of 551 galaxies.


Astrophysics and Space Science | 2001

Two Physical Laws for Elliptical Galaxies: Photometrical Consequences

I. Márquez; Gastao Bierrenbach Lima Neto; H. V. Capelato; F. Durret; Daniel Gerbal; Barbara Lanzoni

We show from theoretical calculations that elliptical galaxies obey two laws: 1) Their specific entropy is quasi-constant and 2) A scaling relation exists between potential energy and mass.


Archive | 1994

Substructure in ABCG 2256: Wavelet Analysis of ROSAT Image

Eric Slezak; F. Durret; Daniel Gerbal

The image of the cluster of galaxies ABCG 2256 obtained by ROSAT (and retrieved from the data bank) shows the presence of structures on different scales (Figure 1).


Revista Mexicana De Astronomia Y Astrofisica | 2017

THE SHELL GALAXY NGC4104 IN AN X-RAY GROUP

G. B. Lima Neto; F. Durret; Tatiana Ferraz Lagana; Rubens E. G. Machado; Nicolas Martinet


Archive | 2007

An XMM-Newton View of Three Clusters of Galaxies

Tatiana Ferraz Lagana; G.B. Lima Neto; F. Durret


Archive | 2006

An XMM-Newton View on Relaxed and Non-Relaxed Clusters of Galaxies

F. Durret; G. B. Lima Neto; Joydeep Bagchi; C. Adami; H. Bravo-Alfaro; G. Covone; J. van Gorkom


EUROPEAN SPACE AGENCY | 2006

Proceedings of the The X-ray Universe 2005 (ESA SP-604). 26-30 September 2005, El Escorial, Madrid, Spain

F. Durret; G. B. Lima Neto; Joydeep Bagchi; C. Adami; H. Bravo-Alfaro; G. Covone; J. van Gorkom


SF2A-2005: Semaine de l'Astrophysique Francaise, meeting held in Strasbourg, France, June 27 - July 1, 2005 | 2005

Galaxy clusters seen in X-rays: from the most relaxed to the most perturbed

F. Durret; G B Lima Neto; C. Adami; Joydeep Bagchi; G. Covone; W. Forman; Kneib J.-P.; Eric Slezak; G. Soucail


Archive | 2003

Long slit spectroscopy of HII regions (Marquez+, 2004)

I. Márquez; F. Durret; J. Masegosa; M. Moles; Jesus Varela; Rosa M. González Delgado; Jose Manuel Campillos Maza; Emmanuelle Perez; Martin M. Roth

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Daniel Gerbal

Institut d'Astrophysique de Paris

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C. Adami

Aix-Marseille University

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Joydeep Bagchi

Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics

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Marc Lachieze-Rey

Centre national de la recherche scientifique

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Eric Slezak

University of Nice Sophia Antipolis

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H. V. Capelato

National Institute for Space Research

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I. Márquez

Spanish National Research Council

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C. Lobo

Centre national de la recherche scientifique

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