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Itamar Francezy Fabian and colleagues at Cambridge as a p- sible explanation of the physical processes obtained in the central regions of clusters. The name refers to the fact that gas cooling in the inner regions is associated with a loss of central pressure, causin978-3-642-09257-2978-3-540-73484-0Series ISSN 1431-2433 Series E-ISSN 1611-6143

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Daniel Lehmanny Fabian and colleagues at Cambridge as a p- sible explanation of the physical processes obtained in the central regions of clusters. The name refers to the fact that gas cooling in the inner regions is associated with a loss of central pressure, causin978-3-642-09257-2978-3-540-73484-0Series ISSN 1431-2433 Series E-ISSN 1611-6143

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Nachum Dershowitzd to cool unimpeded at the rate predicted from known atomic physics, in the context of a well-established cosmological model, the gaseous matter would form stars and galaxies with a high e?ciency, so that far more than the observed fraction of about 10–15% of the baryonic matter would be found in lu