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Can Isotropic Thermal Conduction Heat One of the Hottest Cool Cores?
Thermal conduction can act as a heating mechanism for cool-core clusters, yet the same transport must erode any temperature discontinuity it crosses. Ophiuchus permits both effects to be tested in the same atmosphere. Its temperature rises from about $1$ keV in the innermost core to $9$ keV at $r\si
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