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Cavity-driven Gas Transport in Cool-Core Clusters: Implications for Multiphase Gas Cooling
We present a study of gas uplift by cavities and its role in promoting the formation of molecular gas in cool-core galaxy clusters. Using a sample of 24 clusters, we quantify the parameter space of gas uplift, including lifting masses, velocities, radii, and cooling times, and compare the displaced
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