Radio continuum observations of new radio halos and relics from the NVSS and WENSS surveys - Relic orientations, cluster X-ray luminosity, and redshift distributions

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Table 5

Clusters with radio relics in the NORAS and REFLEX surveys

Cluster name	z	P_1.4 GHz (total for cluster)	L _{X, 0.1−2.4 keV}
		10²⁴ W Hz^-1	10⁴⁴ erg s^-1

A3376	0.0468	1.6	1.01
A2744	0.3066	7.7	11.68
A4038^c	0.0292	0.1	1.00
A0548W^b	0.0424	0.5	0.10
RXC J1314.4-2515	0.2439	8.2	9.92
A133^c	0.0569	1.1	1.40
A1300	0.3075	6.3	12.12
A13^c	0.0940	0.9	1.24
A2345	0.1760	6.2	3.91
A521	0.2475	3.4	7.44
A754	0.0542	0.04	3.79
A85^c	0.0555	0.3	5.18
A2163	0.2030	2.8	19.62
A1612	0.1797	7.9	2.41
A523^a	0.1034	1.8	0.89
Coma cluster	0.0231	0.29	3.63
A781^b	0.2952	5.8	4.15
A2034^a	0.1130	1.17	3.56
A1758	0.2799	4.1	10.90
A746^b	0.232	6.8	3.68
RXC J1053.7+5452	0.0704	0.2	0.44
A2255	0.0809	0.8	3.08
A2256	0.0581	4.2	3.69

Notes.

Identification uncertain (either relic or halo);

below X-ray flux limit of F_{X, 0.1−2.4 keV} = 3 × 10^-12 erg s^-1 cm^-2;

radio phoenix, not included in sample.

References. Abell 754 Macario et al. (2011); Abell 1758 Giovannini et al. (2009); Abell 781 Venturi et al. (2011); Abell 1300 Reid et al. (1999); Abell 13, 85, 133, and 4038 Slee et al. (2001); for other clusters see Table 4.

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