The Intracluster Gas Fraction in X-ray Clusters : Constraints on the Clustered Mass Density

The Intracluster Gas Fraction in X-ray Clusters : Constraints on the Clustered Mass Density
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X射线团簇中的团簇内气体分数:对团簇质量密度的约束

DOI:
10.1093/mnras/292.2.289
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
4.8
通讯作者:
A. Evrard
A. Evrard
中科院分区:
物理与天体物理2区
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A. Evrard

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The mean intracluster gas fraction of X-ray clusters within their hydrostatic regions is derived from recent observational compilations of David, Jones & Forman and White & Fabian. At radii encompassing a mean density 500 times the critical value, the individual sample bi-weight means are moderately (2.4er) discrepant; revising binding masses with a virial relation calibrated by numerical simulations removes the discrepancy and results in a combined sample mean and standard error !gas(rsoo) = (0.060 ± 0.003) h -312. For hierarchical clustering models with an extreme physical assumption to maximize cluster gas content, this value constrains the universal ratio of total, clustered-to-baryonic mass ~/~ :::;;23.1 h3/Z. Combining this with a maximal value of ~ from primordial nucleosynthesis results in ~ h 1/Z < 0.76. A more physically plausible approach based on low deuterium abundance inferences from quasar absorption spectra and accounting for baryons within cluster galaxies yields an estimate of ~ hZ/ 3 = 0.30 ± 0.07, with sources of systematic error involved in the derivation providing approximately 30 per cent additional uncertainty. Other effects which could enhance the likelihood of the Einstein-de Sitter case Om = 1 are presented, and their observable signatures discussed.