Discovery of a fourth arc in Abell 2626 at 610 MHz with the GMRT:
  Spectral properties and possibilities for the origin
  We report the discovery of a fourth eastern arc (Arc E) towards the cool-core
cluster Abell 2626 using 610 MHz Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope observations.
Three arcs towards north, west and south were known from earlier works at 1400
MHz and proposed to have originated in precessing radio jets of the central
active galactic nucleus. The 610 - 1400 MHz integrated spectral indices of the
arcs are in the range 3.2 - 3.6 and the spectral index map shows uniform
distribution along the lengths of the arcs. If associated with A2626, the arcs
have linear extents in the range 79 - 152 kpc. The detection of Arc E favours
the scenario in which a pair of bipolar precessing jets were active and halted
to produce the arc system. Based on the morphological symmetry and spectral
similarity, we indicate a possible role of gravitational lensing. Further high
resolution low frequency observations and measurements of the mass of the
system are needed to disentangle the mystery of this source.
