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Heating Cold Clumps by Jet-inflated Bubbles in Cooling Flow Clusters (March 2014)

April 13, 2014 //  by Noam Soker

With PhD student Shlomi Hillel we simulate the evolution of dense-cool clumps embedded in the intra-cluster medium (ICM) of cooling flow clusters of galaxies in response to multiple jet-activity cycles, and find that the main heating process of the clumps is mixing with the hot shocked jets’ gas, the bubbles, while shocks have a limited role.  This further suppoets the cold feedback mechanism that I have developed

 zhillel2014

over the last decade with former postdoc Fabio Pizzolato. Paper is posted on astro-ph. 

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