X-ray detection of M~1.3 merger shock in A2142, reproduced by off-axis merger simulations, with radio arcs interpreted as shock-induced vortex rings and ultra-long tails explained by post-shock electron re-acceleration and plasma stretching.
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The Sloan basin of attraction is the largest gravitational basin in the local volume, spanning a diameter of ~0.13c with streamlines converging on the Sloan Great Wall, reconstructed from Cosmicflows-4 data.
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A merger shock traced by radio arcs and ultra-long radio tails in galaxy cluster A2142
X-ray detection of M~1.3 merger shock in A2142, reproduced by off-axis merger simulations, with radio arcs interpreted as shock-induced vortex rings and ultra-long tails explained by post-shock electron re-acceleration and plasma stretching.
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Cosmography of the Sloan Basin of Attraction and Neighborhood
The Sloan basin of attraction is the largest gravitational basin in the local volume, spanning a diameter of ~0.13c with streamlines converging on the Sloan Great Wall, reconstructed from Cosmicflows-4 data.