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Characterizing turbulence in galaxy clusters: Defining turbulent energies and assessing multi-scale versus fixed-scale filters
Disentangling turbulence and bulk motions in the intracluster medium (ICM) of galaxy clusters is inherently ambiguous, as the plasma is continuously stirred by different processes on disparate scales. This poses a serious problem in the interpretation of both observations and numerical simulations.
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