Review Article

Clusters of Galaxies in a Weyl Geometric Approach to Gravity

Table 1

Properties of the 19 galaxy clusters (Table of [2]).

NameX-ray center (J2000)RedshiftUndisturbed/cool-core
RADec

A008500:41:50.306−09:18:11.110.05566.37 ± 1.005.68 ± 0.378.13 ± 0.387.36 ± 1.00Y/S
A040002:57:41.349+06:01:36.930.02401.83 ± 0.391.07 ± 0.071.36 ± 0.054.39 ± 1.06N/N
IIIZw5403:41:18.729+15:24:13.910.03111.91 ± 0.581.18 ± 0.081.45 ± 0.264.57 ± 0.56Y/W
A136711:44:44.501+19:43:55.820.02161.76 ± 0.272.11 ± 0.142.07 ± 0.074.35 ± 0.74N/N
MKW412:04:27.660+01:53:41.500.02000.50 ± 0.140.58 ± 0.040.47 ± 0.021.16 ± 0.22Y/S
ZwCl121512:17:40.637+03:39:29.660.07504.93 ± 0.984.34 ± 0.286.10 ± 0.297.05 ± 0.83Y/N
A165012:58:41.885−01:45:32.910.08453.44 ± 0.664.28 ± 0.275.09 ± 0.737.47 ± 1.13Y/W
Coma12:59:45.341+27:57:05.630.02326.55 ± 0.796.21 ± 0.408.42 ± 0.6313.14 ± 1.80N/N
A179513:48:52.790+26:35:34.360.06163.41 ± 0.634.46 ± 0.295.11 ± 0.146.21 ± 0.98Y/S
MKW814:40:42.150+03:28:17.870.02700.62 ± 0.121.10 ± 0.070.80 ± 0.121.61 ± 0.23N/N
A202915:10:55.990+05:44:33.640.076714.70 ± 2.616.82 ± 0.4413.35 ± 0.539.59 ± 1.11Y/S
A205215:16:44.411+07:01:12.570.03481.39 ± 0.282.03 ± 0.131.86 ± 0.103.53 ± 0.40Y/S
MKW3S15:21:50.277+07:42:11.770.04501.45 ± 0.342.29 ± 0.152.13 ± 0.093.90 ± 0.43Y/S
A206515:22:29.082+27:43:14.390.072111.18 ± 1.783.35 ± 0.227.66 ± 1.447.32 ± 0.75N/W
A214215:58:19.776+27:14:00.960.08997.36 ± 1.2510.26 ± 0.6613.76 ± 0.738.42 ± 0.77Y/W
A214716:02:16.305+15:58:18.460.03514.44 ± 0.673.63 ± 0.235.04 ± 0.536.84 ± 0.90N/N
A219916:28:37.126+39:32:53.290.03022.69 ± 0.422.64 ± 0.172.97 ± 0.304.76 ± 0.50Y/S
A225517:12:54.538+64:03:51.460.08007.13 ± 1.384.08 ± 0.267.11 ± 0.336.74 ± 0.97N/N
A258923:23:56.772+16:46:33.190.04163.03 ± 0.751.88 ± 0.122.54 ± 0.175.12 ± 0.56Y/W

Notes. The cluster mass, , is derived from the relation and only used for comparison with the cluster mass, , derived from the “harmonic” velocity dispersion. “S,” “W,” and “N” denote strong cool-core, weak cool-core, and noncool-core clusters.