most citedJoint reconstruction of galaxy clusters from gravitational lensing and thermal gas I. Outline of a non-parametric method

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astro-ph.CO2015★ 13 cited

The projected gravitational potential of the galaxy cluster MACS~J1206 derived from galaxy kinematics

Dennis Stock, Sven Meyer, Eleonora Sarli +7

We reconstruct the radial profile of the projected gravitational potential of the galaxy cluster MACS-J1206 from 592 spectroscopic measurements of velocities of cluster members. Fo…

astro-ph.CO2015★ 11 cited

Reconstructing the projected gravitational potential of Abell 1689 from X-ray measurements

Celine Tchernin, Charles L. Majer, Sven Meyer +3

Context. Galaxy clusters can be used as cosmological probes, but to this end, they need to be thoroughly understood. Combining all cluster observables in a consistent way will help…

astro-ph.CO2013★ 11 cited

Reconstructing the projected gravitational potential of galaxy clusters from galaxy kinematics

Eleonora Sarli, Sven Meyer, Massimo Meneghetti +3

We develop a method for reconstructing the two-dimensional, projected gravitational potential of galaxy clusters from observed line-of-sight velocity dispersions of cluster galaxie…

astro-ph.CO2013★ 4 cited

Joint reconstruction of galaxy clusters from gravitational lensing and thermal gas. II. Inversion of the thermal Sunyaev-Zel'dovich effect

Charles L. Majer, Sven Meyer, Sara Konrad +2

This paper continues a series in which we intend to show how all observables of galaxy clusters can be combined to recover the two-dimensional, projected gravitational potential of…

astro-ph.CO2013★ 15 cited

Joint reconstruction of galaxy clusters from gravitational lensing and thermal gas I. Outline of a non-parametric method

Sara Konrad, Charles L. Majer, Sven Meyer +2

We present a method to estimate the lensing potential from massive galaxy clusters for given observational X-ray data. The concepts developed and applied in this work can easily be…