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Spatial correlation between X-ray and radio surface brightness. Left panel: IR − IX relation of the halo in A1413, extracted in square boxes with width of 35″. The horizontal gray dash-dotted lines indicate the σrms = 298 μJy beam−1 in the radio maps. Right panel: IR − IX relation of the mini halo in A1413, extracted in square boxes with a width of 23″. The horizontal gray dash-dotted lines indicate the σrms = 203 μJy beam−1 in the radio maps. For both relations, upper limits (cyan points) refer to cells where the radio surface brightness is below the 2σrms level. The best-fit (green dashed line) is reported with the corresponding 1σ confidence interval. Red dashed best-fit line (left panel) refers to the correlation without the four central boxes.

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