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Entropy within different radii as a function of the integrated temperature (within R500). The entropy is calculated for each halo as the ratio between the mass-weighted temperature and the electron density within that same radius. We calculate the running median for the detected (red), undetected (blue), and full sample (black). We plot the 25th − 75th percentiles with the shaded band. The black crosses represent the observational eRASS1 dataset from Bahar et al. (2024). The three images refer to three different radii (i.e. 0.15 R500, R2500, R500). We ensure halos host at least 80 gas particles within the selected aperture.

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