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Baryonic assembly bias in X-ray-selected galaxy groups and clusters: insights from the Magneticum simulation
Galaxy groups and clusters trace the large-scale matter distribution, with their clustering usually interpreted mainly as a function of halo mass. Yet, at fixed mass, their baryonic properties retain information about halo growth, gas accretion, and feedback. The intrinsic scatter in X-ray luminosit
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