The Mixing and Transport Properties of the Intra Cluster Medium: a numerical study using tracers particles
arXiv:0910.1925 · doi:10.1051/0004-6361/200913464
Abstract
We present a study of the mixing properties of the simulated intra cluster Medium, using tracers particles that are advected by the gas flow during the evolution of cosmic structures. Using a sample of seven galaxy clusters (with masses in the range of M=2-3 10^14Msol/h) simulated with a peak resolution of 25kpc/h up to the distance of two virial radii from their centers, we investigate the application of tracers to some important problems concerning the mixing of the ICM. The transport properties of the evolving ICM are studied through the analysis of pair dispersion statistics and mixing distributions. As an application, we focus on the transport of metals in the ICM. We adopt simple scenarios for the injection of metal tracers in the ICM, and find remarkable differences of metallicity profiles in relaxed and merger systems, also through the analysis of simulated emission from Doppler-shifted Fe XXIII lines.
19 pages, 24 figures, Astronomy and Astrophysics accepted; Final version after language editing and updating the bibliography
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