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Cosmic gas accretion from filaments onto galaxy clusters using the IllustrisTNG simulation
Galaxy clusters grow through the matter accretion from the cosmic web, mainly along filaments. We aim to characterize the gas accretion onto clusters, focusing on the role of filaments in driving anisotropic inflows and thermodynamic properties, as it remains a key challenge for cosmology. In this s
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