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Table 2

Cluster sample: thermal properties.

Cluster Lx [0.1–2.4 keV] r c n 0 β T Radio State
name 1044 erg/s kpc 10-2 cm-3 keV

2A0335 2.53 CCa
A0085 5.28 CCa
A0119 1.79 Mb
A0133 1.59 CCa
A0399 3.87 7.40 Hh1 M p
A0401 6.90 Hh2 M P
A0478 9.86 CCa
A0496 2.03 CCa
A0754 2.15 Hh3 Mo
A1644 2.07 Mc
A1650 4.05 D q
A1651 4.44 CCa
A1736 1.72 Md
A1795 5.49 CCa
A2029 9.53 CCa
A2065 3.05 Me
A2142 11.89 CCa
A2147 1.54 Mf
A2163 20.87 Hh5 Mh5
A2199 2.19 CCa
A2204 15.84 CCa
A2244 4.75 CCa
A2255 3.04 Hh4 Mi
A2256 5.05 Hh6 Ml
A2597 3.82 CCa
A3558 3.54 Mg
A3562 1.67 Hh7 Mm
A3571 4.32 CCa
A4059 1.54 CCa
COMA 4.13 Hh8 Mn
HYDRA-A 3.19 CCa
MKW3S 1.53 CCa
ZwCl1215 2.88 Mh

Notes. Column 1: cluster name; Col. 2: X-ray luminosity in the 0.1–2.4 keV band; Col. 3: cluster core radius; Col. 4: central density; Col. 5: β parameter; Col. 6: cluster mean temperature; Col. 7: radio emission. H = giant radio halo detected; Col. 8: dynamical state. CC = cool-core cluster, M = merging system, D = debated, see explanation below. If not specified, data are from Chen et al. (2006). Quantities have been corrected for the cosmological model assumed in this paper.

References. 

(q)

no cool core according to Chen et al. (2006), but the cluster is found to be in a relaxed state with a moderate cool core, by the analysis of Takahashi & Yamashita (2003),

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