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A New Vision of an Old Cluster cover

Together with Virgo, the Coma Berenices cluster is one of the most well-studied clusters at all wavelengths and in all aspects, from the Sunyaev–Zeldovich effect to star formation in galaxies. In a way, it is the prototype of rich clusters. Recent observational results, linked to the improvement of techniques such as X-ray and UV observations, along with multi-object spectroscopy, have shown that they could change our vision of this cluster. It is thus time for observers and theoreticians to confront all these new ideas and observations on the Coma cluster.

The topics in this volume include: cosmological aspects of the Coma cluster, comparison with distant clusters; substructures; matter content and distribution; Sunyaev–Zeldovich effect; dynamical modelling, cluster dynamics; environmental effects on galaxies, star formation.

Sample Chapter(s)
Foreword (24 KB)
Our Best Friend, The Coma Cluster (A Historical Review) (1,980 KB)


Contents:
  • New Observations of the Outer Regions of the Coma Cluster (M P van Haarlem)
  • Some Questions on the Structural Properties of the Cluster (E Nikogossian et al.)
  • Difference in Luminosity Function within Coma Cluster (M Sekiguchi)
  • Spectroscopic Gradients in Early Type Galaxies and Implications on Galaxy Formation (D Mehlert et al.)
  • The Molecular Gas Content of Spiral Galaxies in the Coma Cluster (A Boselli)
  • Simulating Specific Galaxy Clusters: Coma Berenices (E van Kampen)
  • Temperature and Abundance Structure in the Coma Cluster (H Honda et al.)
  • Deep Probing of the Coma Cluster (C Adami et al.)
  • ISO Observations of Spiral Galaxies in the Coma Cluster (A Contursi)
  • Identification of Quasar Candidates Behind the Coma Cluster and Nearby Filaments (C Ledoux et al.)
  • and other papers

Readership: Astronomers and astrophysicists.