Radial gradients in initial mass function sensitive absorption features in the Coma brightest cluster galaxies

Radial gradients in initial mass function sensitive absorption features in the Coma brightest cluster galaxies

Using the Oxford ShortWavelength Integral Field specTrograph, we trace radial variations of initial mass function (IMF)-sensitive absorption features of three galaxies in the Coma cluster. We obtain resolved spectroscopy of the central 5 kpc for the two central brightest cluster galaxies (BCGs) NGC4...

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Main Authors:	Zieleniewski, S, Houghton, R, Thatte, N, Davies, R, Vaughan, S
Format:	Journal article
Published:	Oxford University Press 2016

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