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The ability of galaxies to continue forming stars is well known to strongly depend on their local environment While isolated field galaxies are mostly star-forming, almost all galaxies in the cores of rich clusters are now passively-evolving Mechanisms such as ram-pressure stripping, starvation, harassment, tidal interactions, pre-processing have been proposed to remove gas and quench star formation in cluster galaxies (e.g. Boselli & Gavazzi 2006)

GALAXY FALLS INTO CLUSTER AND PASSES THROUGH ICM Hot intra-cluster medium

GALAXY FALLS INTO CLUSTER AND PASSES THROUGH ICM Hot intra-cluster medium Loosely bound hot gas halo may be easily stripped, preventing cold gas disk from being replenished - STARVATION

GALAXY FALLS INTO CLUSTER AND PASSES THROUGH ICM Hot intra-cluster medium Cold gas reservoir is progressively stripped from the outside-in by ram-pressure produced by passage of the galaxy through the ICM

GALAXY FALLS INTO CLUSTER AND PASSES THROUGH ICM Hot intra-cluster medium Star-formation is quenched, leaving a passively-evolving cluster galaxy