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    Cluster Winds Blow along Supercluster Axes

    Novikov, Dmitri I.
    Melott, Adrian L.
    Wilhite, Brian C.
    Kaufman, Michael
    Burns, Jack O.
    Miller, Christopher J.
    Batuski, David J.
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    1998
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    Abstract
    Within Abell galaxy clusters containing wide-angle tailed (WAT) radio sources, there is evidence of a `prevailing wind' which directs the WAT jets. We study the alignment of WAT jets and nearby clusters to test the idea that this wind may be a fossil of drainage along large-scale supercluster axes. We also test this idea with a study of the alignment of WAT jets and supercluster axes. Statistical tests indicate no alignment of WAT jets towards nearest neighbour clusters, but do indicate approximately 98 per cent con®dence in alignment with the long axis of the supercluster in which the cluster lies. We ®nd a preferred scale for such superclusters of order 25 hÿ1 Mpc.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/5219
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    Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 304, Issue 1, pp. L5-L9.
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