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Table 4.

Local comparison clusters.

Name RA (J2000) Dec (J2000) N gal (5) cz [km s−1] m − M [kpc/″] Richness (1) B–M Type (2)
Abell 0954 153.43667 −0.10861 103 13 623 37.90 1.684 0 II
Abell 0957 153.41792 −0.91444 44 28 622 36.23 0.846 1 I–II
Abell 1139 164.51780 1.49880 128 11 876 36.03 0.778 0 III
Abell 1189 167.76700 1.12830 42 28 824 37.97 1.731 0 III
Abell 1236 170.68708 0.46222 40 30 533 38.09 1.821 0 II
Abell 1238 170.74160 1.09210 89 22 160 37.37 1.360 0 III
Abell 1364 175.91500 −1.76090 36 31 859 38.67 1.882 1 III
Abell 1620 192.44220 −1.58890 119 25 513 37.63 1.503 0 III
Abell 1663 195.71125 −2.50611 72 24 827 37.68 1.539 1 II
Abell 1692 198.06690 −0.93180 90 25 235 37.68 1.536 0 II–III
Abell 1750 202.70792 −1.87278 133 25 647 37.71 1.552 0 II–III

Coma (3) 194.89879 27.959389 310 6925 35.10 0.500 2 I–II
Perseus (4) 49.950667 41.511696 373 5366 34.50 0.388 2 II–III

Notes.

(1)

Abell richness class.

(2)

Bautz-Morgan morphological type.

(3)

Adopted cluster center position between NGC 4874 and NGC 4889.

(4)

Adopted cluster center position of NGC 1275.

(5)

Number of spectroscopic members down to 5 mag (SDSS r band) below the third-brightest galaxy. Abell cluster positions are X-ray centers from NED. Using average galaxy positions instead changes results by < 10%.

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