Weak Gravitational Lensing by the Nearby Cluster Abell 3667
M. Joffre, P. Fischer, J. Frieman, T. McKay, J. Mohr, R. Nichol, D. Johnston, E. Sheldon, G. Berstein
Abstract
We present two weak lensing reconstructions of the nearby (zcl=0.055) merging cluster Abell 3667, based on observations taken 1 year apart under different seeing conditions. This is the lowest redshift cluster with a weak lensing mass reconstruction to date. The reproducibility of features in the two mass maps demonstrate that weak lensing studies of low-redshift clusters are feasible. These data constitute the first results from an X-ray luminosity-selected weak lensing survey of 19 low-redshift (z< 0.1) southern clusters.
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