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The progenitor galaxies of the intracluster light
Intracluster Light (ICL) is a diffuse stellar component of galaxy groups and clusters, bound to the structure's potential rather than to individual galaxies and primarily formed through the stripping and mergers of intermediate-mass galaxies. Its formation and evolution is strongly linked to the cen
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