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Fisica

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  1. Greek or Greeklish? Does anyone know what (yiafto) means?
  2. It is from a Greek jerk. You're probably correct and that sounds like something he would say. Please tell me what the rest says so I can have my revenge...
  3. GLIKO MOUNI. YATI ESE TOSO DISKOLA, KOUKLAMOU? I would really appreciate any help. Thanks!
  4. Hi Martin, Thank you for your reply. I did a little searching and found a couple of links on my own. I have more if you'd like and a few on the Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect. Is there any chance that you would give me a quick rundown on this forum? How are disruptive members handled? Are there a lot of cranks and how are they dealt with? I hope you don’t mind me asking but what do you think the average ages of the members are? Are there any that have PhDs? Thanks! Fisica The Astrophysical Journal Kinetic Sunyaev-Zeldovich effect from galaxy cluster rotation
  5. You must have allergies. It’s 100% pure curiosity.
  6. Are the rotation curves for the galaxies different for the galaxies near the centers of the cluster compared to the galaxies farther from the cluster center? Are there measurements that give the rotation curves for galaxy clusters? Since the effect of Compton scattering is so tiny, do we currently have the sensitivity and resolution at these low frequencies for the SZ effect to give accurate measurements of the clusters? Can the SZ effect determine a rotation curve for the galaxy clusters? What does the information that we have now from star, galaxy, and black hole formation tell us about the cluster structure and evolution of the clusters? What physical mechanisms affect the structure and dynamics of galaxy clusters? Does anyone have any links to (free full text) peer reviewed articles? Thanks!
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