Published in "Clusters of Galaxies", eds. W. R. Oegerle, M. J. Fitchett and L. Danly 1990

Abstract. Data on kinematics, spatial distributions, and galaxy morphology in different density regimes within individual galaxy clusters show that many clusters are not in a stationary state but are still in the process of forming.

Table of Contents

• INTRODUCTION
• THE VIRGO CLUSTER SURVEY
• Areal and Kinematic Distribution on the sky
• The Virgo Cluster Luminosity Function
• SURVEY OF THE FORNAX CLUSTER AND LOOSE GROUPS
• FIELD SURVEY FOR THE RATIO OF DWARFS TO GIANTS
• VARIATION OF EFFECTIVE SIZE AND SURFACE BRIGHTNESS WITH ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE FOR E AND dE GALAXIES
• ARE THERE TRANSFIGURATIONS ALONG THE HUBBLE SEQUENCE?
• GALAXY CLUSTERS ARE STILL YOUNG
• REFERENCES