XMM-Newton observation of the relaxed cluster A478: gas and dark matter distribution from 0.01 R_200 to 0.5 R_200
arXiv:astro-ph/0403596 · doi:10.1051/0004-6361:20035856
Abstract
We present an \xmm mosaic observation of the hot ( keV) and nearby () relaxed cluster of galaxies A478. We derive precise gas density, gas temperature, gas mass and total mass profiles up to $12\arcmin$ (about half of the virial radius ). The gas density profile is highly peaked towards the center and the surface brightness profile is well fitted by a sum of three --models. The derived gas density profile is in excellent agreement, both in shape and in normalization, with the published Chandra density profile (measured within $5\arcmin$ of the center). Projection and PSF effects on the temperature profile determination are thoroughly investigated. The derived radial temperature structure is as expected for a cluster hosting a cooling core, with a strong negative gradient at the cluster center. The temperature rises from keV up to a plateau of keV beyond 2' (i.e. , Mpc being the virial radius). From the temperature profile and the density profile and under the hypothesis of hydrostatic equilibrium, we derived the total mass profile of A478 down to 0.01 and up to 0.5 the virial radius. We tested different dark matter models against the observed mass profile. The Navarro, Frenk & White (\cite{navarro97}) model is significantly preferred to other models. It leads to a total mass of M for a concentration parameter of . The gas mass fraction slightly increases with radius. The gas mass fraction at a density contrast of is $\fgas=0.13\pm0.02$, consistent with previous results on similar hot and massive clusters. We confirm the excess of absorption in the direction of A478.[abridged]
arXiv comment15 pages, 11 figures, accepted for publication in A&A, corrected typos
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