Clusters of galaxies are the largest and most massive collapsed systems in the Universe. In addition to containing thousands of galaxies, these systems contain large amounts of hot, X-ray-emitting gas and dark matter. This volume contains a series of review papers on this exciting and important astronomical topic by international leaders in the field. The work is appropriate as an introduction for physics and astronomy graduate students as well as a reference source for professionals.
Clusters of galaxies are the largest and most massive collapsed systems in the Universe. In addition to containing thousands of galaxies, these systems contain large amounts of hot, X-ray-emitting gas and dark matter. This volume contains a series of review papers on this exciting and important astronomical topic by international leaders in the field. The work is appropriate as an introduction for physics and astronomy graduate students as well as a reference source for professionals.
John S. Mulchaey''s research has focused on groups of galaxies. In 1993, he used the ROSAT telescope to show that diffuse X-ray emission is a common feature of many galaxy groups providing some of the strongest evidence to date that such systems are dominated by dark matter. More recently he has played an important role in the discovery and study of ''fossil groups'', massive systems that contain very few galaxies.
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Introduction List of participants 1. Galaxy clusters as probes of cosmology and astrophysics August E. Evrard 2. Clusters of galaxies in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Robert C. Nichol 3. Clustering studies with the 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey Warrick J. Couch, Matthew M. Colless and Roberto de Propris 4. X-ray surveys of low-redshift clusters Alastair C. Edge 5. X-ray clusters at high redshift Piero Rosati 6. The red sequence technique and high-redshift galaxy clusters Michael D. Gladders 7. Probing dark matter in clusters Ian Smail 8. Clusters of galaxies: an x-ray perspective Richard F. Mushotzky 9. Cool gas in clusters of galaxies Megan Donahue and G. Mark Voit 10. Using the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect to probe the gas in clusters Mark Birkinshaw 11. The formation of early-type galaxies: observations to z¿1 Tommaso Treu 12. Evolution of early-type galaxies in clusters Marijn Franx 13. Star-forming galaxies in clusters Alan Dressler 14. The stellar content of galaxy clusters Roger L. Davies 15. Modeling stellar populations in cluster galaxies Bianca M. Poggianti 16. The chemistry of galaxy clusters Alvio Renzini 17. Interactions and mergers of cluster galaxies J. Christopher Mihos 18. Evolutionary processes in clusters Ben Moore 19. Interaction of galaxies with the intracluster medium Jacqueline H. van Gorkom 20. The difference between clusters and groups: a journey from cluster cores to their outskirts and beyond Richard G. Bower and Michael L. Balogh 21. Galaxy groups at intermediate redshift and the mechanisms of galaxy evolution Ray G. Carlberg 22. The intragroup medium John S. Mulchaey 23. Symposium summary Jeremiah P. Ostriker Credits.
Introduction List of participants 1. Galaxy clusters as probes of cosmology and astrophysics August E. Evrard 2. Clusters of galaxies in the Sloan Digital Sky Survey Robert C. Nichol 3. Clustering studies with the 2dF Galaxy Redshift Survey Warrick J. Couch, Matthew M. Colless and Roberto de Propris 4. X-ray surveys of low-redshift clusters Alastair C. Edge 5. X-ray clusters at high redshift Piero Rosati 6. The red sequence technique and high-redshift galaxy clusters Michael D. Gladders 7. Probing dark matter in clusters Ian Smail 8. Clusters of galaxies: an x-ray perspective Richard F. Mushotzky 9. Cool gas in clusters of galaxies Megan Donahue and G. Mark Voit 10. Using the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect to probe the gas in clusters Mark Birkinshaw 11. The formation of early-type galaxies: observations to z¿1 Tommaso Treu 12. Evolution of early-type galaxies in clusters Marijn Franx 13. Star-forming galaxies in clusters Alan Dressler 14. The stellar content of galaxy clusters Roger L. Davies 15. Modeling stellar populations in cluster galaxies Bianca M. Poggianti 16. The chemistry of galaxy clusters Alvio Renzini 17. Interactions and mergers of cluster galaxies J. Christopher Mihos 18. Evolutionary processes in clusters Ben Moore 19. Interaction of galaxies with the intracluster medium Jacqueline H. van Gorkom 20. The difference between clusters and groups: a journey from cluster cores to their outskirts and beyond Richard G. Bower and Michael L. Balogh 21. Galaxy groups at intermediate redshift and the mechanisms of galaxy evolution Ray G. Carlberg 22. The intragroup medium John S. Mulchaey 23. Symposium summary Jeremiah P. Ostriker Credits.
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