Table 4: Cooling flow clusters: upper limits on the CRp density parameter $\tilde{n}_{{\rm CRp},0}$ and average CRp luminosity $L_{\rm CRp}$ of the central active galaxy by comparing the integrated flux above 100 MeV to EGRET upper limits assuming a $\gamma $-ray spectral index in Dermer's model $\alpha _\gamma =\alpha _{\rm p}$. The spatial distribution of CRp is is calculated according to the diffusion model of CRp away from a central AGN assuming $\alpha _{\rm p}= \alpha _{\rm inj} + \alpha _{\rm diff}$, where $\alpha _{\rm diff} = 1/3$. Non-cooling flow clusters: upper limits on the CRp number parameter $\tilde{N}_{\rm CRp}$ and average CRp luminosity $L_{\rm CRp}$ without any diffusion induced spectral steepening, i.e.  $\alpha _{\rm p}= \alpha _{\rm inj}$. Note that $L_{\rm CRp}$ scales in the case of cooling flow clusters with the diffusion coefficient $\kappa _0$ while it only depends on the CRp injection time $t_{\rm inj}$ for non-cooling flow clusters (see Sect. 3.2.3).
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