Table C.3.
Results of the deprojected spectral fit along a 120°-wide sector enclosing the two fronts identified in Sect. 4.
Wedge no. (width) | Net counts | kT (keV) | ne (10−3 cm−3) | p (10−11 erg cm−3) |
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#1 (50″) | 6459 |
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#2 (8″) | 1174 |
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——————————– Cold front(Rcf = 295 ± 7 kpc)——————————– | ||||
#3 (17″) | 2013 |
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——————————– Shock front (Rsh = 389 ± 6 kpc) ——————————– | ||||
#4 (115″) | 5649 |
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#5 (100″) | 1500 |
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Notes. Column 1: wedge number (width in arcsec); column 2: net counts in the [0.5 − 7.0] keV band; column 3: deprojected temperature; column 4: electron density; column 5: pressure. The best-fit absorbing column density, left as a free parameter but linked among the different annuli, is NH = 1.83 ± 0.03 × 1021 cm−2. The derived classification as cold front and shock front is indicated at the boundary of the second and third wedge, respectively.
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