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ABSTRACT  We fit a functional form for a universal intracluster medium entropy profile to the scaled entropy profiles of a catalogue of X‐ray galaxy cluster outskirts results, which are all relaxed cool core clusters at redshift below 0.25. We also investigate the functional form suggested by Lapi et al. and Cavaliere et al. for the behaviour of the entropy profile in the outskirts and find it to fit the data well outside 0.3 r  200 . We highlight the discrepancy in the entropy profile behaviour in the outskirts between observations and the numerical simulations of Burns et al., and show that the entropy profile flattening due to gas clumping calculated by Nagai &amp; Lau is insufficient to match observations, suggesting that gas clumping alone cannot be responsible for all of the entropy profile flattening in the cluster outskirts. The entropy profiles found with  Suzaku  are found to be consistent with  ROSAT ,  XMM–Newton  and  Planck  results.

Galaxy cluster outskirts: a universal entropy profile for relaxed clusters?