The Cosmic Large-Scale Structure in X-rays (CLASSIX) Cluster Survey - IV. Superclusters in the local Universe at z ≤ 0.03

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A&A, 656 (2021) A144

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Table 8.

Groups and clusters which are members of the Lacerta SC.

Name	RA	Dec	redshift	F_X	Error	L_X	m₂₀₀	r_out	n_H	Alt. name
RXCJ2215.6+3717	333.9159	37.2908	0.0192	13.2201	7.20	0.1196	0.997	17.5	14.6	NGC 7242 ^(a)
RXCJ2222.4+3612	335.6112	36.2141	0.0169	1.4443	18.10	0.0146	0.271	5.5	12.3	NGC 7265
RXCJ2224.2+3608	336.0558	36.1336	0.0186	6.4139	10.30	0.0549	0.616	15.0	12.3	NGC 7274 ^(b)
RXCJ2231.0+3920	337.7690	39.3336	0.0171	4.2679	11.50	0.0337	0.455	11.0	12.0	− ^(c)
RXCJ2318.6+4257	349.6694	42.9616	0.0174	16.8028	6.80	0.1271	1.036	18.0	11.8	CIZAJ2318.6+4257 ^(d)
RXCJ2319.7+4251	349.9398	42.8611	0.0173	16.5387	6.70	0.1236	1.018	18.0	11.8	NGC 7618

Notes. The meaning of the columns is the same as in Table 3.

^(a)

Also identified as WBL group 679 (White et al. 1999).

^(b)

Also identified as WBL group 681, the redshift above is that of the group.

^(c)

The group features two bright elliptical galaxies, UC 12064 with a distance of about 3.4 arcmin to the reference coordinate and MCG+06-49-027 with a distance of about 5.2 arcmin, both at the redshift of the group.

^(d)

Central dominant galaxy is UGC 12491.

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