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1st Subaru Intl. Conference Introduction: Clusters of Galaxies 3. Method: Gravitational Lensing Power of Subaru Weak Lensing 4. Distributions of Mass and Baryons in “Merging Clusters” Cluster Targets A1750 (z=0.086) Optical vs. X-ray A1750 (z=0.086) Mass vs. Baryons A1914 (z=0.172) Optical vs. X-ray A1914 (z=0.172) Mass vs. Baryons A2034 (z=0.113) Optical vs. X-ray A2034 (z=0.1130) Mass vs. Baryons A2034 (z=0.1130) Filament? 4. Tx vs. WL-derived Virial Temperature Summary Future Work Special Thanks to Lensing Collaborators LoCuSS N. Okabe, M. Takada, T. Futamase (Tohoku) , G.P. Smith (P.I.) AMiBA SZE + WL AMiBA Science Team (ASIAA, NTU/Phys) See the AMiBA poster by K.Y. Lin HSC WL Working Group S. Miyazaki, T. Hamana, H. Furusawa, Y. Utsumi (NAOJ), M. Takada (Tohoku), K. Yamamoto (Hiroshima), H. Nishioka (ASIAA) Fexion and HOLICs Y. Okura, T. Futamase (Tohoku) Dark Halo Density Profiles T. Broadhurst, E. Medezinski (Tel Aviv) FIN Subaru Weak Lensing Study of Merging Clusters of Galaxies Reference: Okabe Umetsu 2008, PASJ in press (astro-ph Keiichi Umetsu (Academia Sinica IAA [ASIAA], Taiwan) Collaborator: Nobuhiro Okabe (Tohoku, Japan) ICM (hot baryons) MICM ~ 20 % Mtot Stars (In galaxies) M* ~ a few % Mtot Baryons Dark Matter Mbaryon~ 20 % Mtot MDM~ 80 % Mtot DM governs the Dynamics Total mass distributions could be derived from X-ray data alone:? … but with the hydrostatic equilibrium assumption 2. Motivation Chandra and XMM-Newton X-ray satellites have revealed complex ICM structures associated with cluster mergers: A2142 Cold front (NW)? Cold front (S)? Density (NW) (S) Temperature (S) (NW) Cold Fronts = “contact discontinuities”, associated with a dense cold core Shock Front A520 Temperature Density Far from hydrostatic equilibrium!! The images of BG sources carry the imprint of F(x) of intervening cosmic structures: WL distortions of BG images can be used to derive the underlying mass map in a model ind