All Tables
- Table 1:
Results from the spectral fitting in
concentric annular regions in the [0.4/0.9-10.0] keV energy range
(MOS/pn) and in the [1.0-10.0] keV energy range. Temperatures (kT)
are in keV, metallicities (Z) in solar units and [2-10] keV
luminosities (
)
in units of
.
The total
values and numbers of degrees of freedom (d.o.f.) in
the fits are also listed. Error bars are at the 90% confidence
levels on a single parameter of interest.
- Table 2:
The best-fit parameter values and 90% confidence limits
from the spectral analysis in the central
region.
Temperatures (kT) are in keV, metallicities (Z) as a fraction of
the solar value and normalizations in units of
as done in XSPEC (for the
MKCFLOW model the normalization is parameterized in terms of the
mass deposition rate
,
in
).
- Table 3:
Characteristics of the co-added WFI images. The limiting
magnitudes quoted in Col. 4 are defined in the Vega system via
,
where ZP is the magnitude zeropoint,
is the number
of image pixels in a circle with radius
and
the sky background noise. The seeing in Col. 5 was measured with
the SExtractor FWHM_IMAGE parameter. The groups in Bonn (B)
and Innsbruck (I) observed Z3146 with an offset of about
In Ra and
in Dec. The exact layout is given in
Fig. 8. For the R band we created, besides the
individual stacks, a deep mosaic in the common area (A). We note
that the Innsbruck R band has nearly double the exposure time of
the Bonn image but about the same limiting magnitude as it was
observed during less favourable moon phases. The quality of our
photometric calibration is crosschecked in Fig. 9.
- Table 4:
Table of the arc candidates shown in
Fig.19. "cc'' denotes the cluster centre, the
length-to-width ratio l/w is calculated with the help of
,
and
(the second order moments of the light
distribution) and is measured on the WFPC2 images as it is not
affected by atmospheric blurring. A value of =0.75 was chosen for
both, the DETECT_THRESH and ANALYSIS_THRESH due to the shallowness
of the image. The magnitudes are instrumental WFI magnitudes in the
Vega system. All objects are photometrised using SExtractor's
MAG_AUTO.
- Table 5:
Photometric properties of the arc candidates and their
possible counter images. See Sect. 5.2.4 for more
details and discussions.
- Table 6:
Details of the catalogues, K-corrections values and the
Schechter function parameters
,
and M* for the
three WFI filters. F is the fraction of light which is missing due
to the limiting magnitudes
of the catalogue given
in Table 3. For the R band we used the limiting
magnitude for region A (see Table 3). See text for
more details. The Luminosity distance is 1.5 Gpc (distance modulus
m-M=40.88 at z=0.2906).