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Intracluster light as a dark matter tracer: how their spatial and kinematic relationship is shaped by satellite demographics
We investigate how the orbital evolution and mass distribution of infalling satellite galaxies shape the phase-space and radial distributions of intracluster light (ICL) relative to the underlying cluster dark matter (DM) halo. Using N-body simulations, we follow the tidal stripping and orbital evol
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