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The Conditional CMB Visibility of High-Redshift X-Ray Cavities in Galaxy clusters
At high redshift, the cosmic microwave background (CMB) both cools relativistic leptons and provides seed photons for inverse-Compton (IC) X-ray emission. These two effects link the particle content of a bubble directly to the soft X-ray depression used to identify a cavity. We derive a physical cri
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