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Table 7

Polarized sources in the ELAIS-N1 LOFAR Deep Field that might be located behind or are embedded within the galaxy clusters identified by Zou et al. 2022 (Clustering by Fast Search and Find of Density Peaks; CFSFDP) and/or Wen & Han 2024 (WH).

Source Source redshift Cluster Cluster redshift R200(a) θsep(b) dsep(c)
(Mpc) (arcsec) (Mpc)
07 0.7683 CFSFDP 464000084 0.2440 1.14 196 0.75
10 1.9482 WHJ160827.0+561505 0.5396 0.78 85 0.54
16* 0.32936 WHJ161531.1+545230 0.3294 0.72 10 0.05
18* 0.24297 WHJ161623.7+552702 0.2430 0.85 0 0
19 0.7523 WH J161832.0+543337 0.3918 0.88 94 0.50
WH J161820.9+543040 0.7944 1.09 136 1.02
22 0.4910 CFSFDP 483700074 0.4672 0.84 27 0.16
26* 0.3566 WH J160929.8+552542 0.2602 0.87 108 0.43
WH J160919.5+552549 0.3572 0.74 169 0.85
28 0.48882 CFSFDP 445000147 0.2234 1.40 146 0.52
32* 0.21431 WH J161858.7+545228 0.2139 0.86 1 0.003

Notes. Sources with an asterisk are in a cluster. Three of these (sources 16, 18, and 32) are associated with radio galaxies whose host galaxy is the brightest cluster galaxy. (a)R200 = R500/0.7, calculated from the R500 values given by the authors in their adopted cosmology (footnote 8).(b) Angular separation between the polarized source and the cluster center. (c)Projected linear separation between the polarized source and the cluster center.

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