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Non-thermal phenomena in the ICM: insights from radio observations

Bonafede, Annalisa
2016-08-23
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Non-thermal phenomena in the ICM: insights from radio observations

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2016-08-23

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Radio observations provide the best tool to understand the physics and the evolution of the non-thermal component n the Intra-cluster Medium. In particular, they probe(re)acceleration processes due to shocks and turbulence, allowing one to explore turbulence and low Mach number shock acceleration. In this talk, I will present the main discoveries done in the past years thanks to the advent of low frequency observatories (LOFAR and GMRT).

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Physics of the Intracluster Medium: Theory and Computation 2016

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Bonafede, Annalisa. (2016). Non-thermal phenomena in the ICM: insights from radio observations. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/181997.

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