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   71097
   Giant elliptical galaxy NGC 6034 is quite unique in the following
   points; it locates at very periphery of Hercules cluster in spite that
   it is a "true" cD galaxy (i.e. it posseses an extended cD envelope)
   which always resides only at central regions of groups and clusters of
   galaxies; and it overwhelmingly dominates a small loose subcluster
   containing it. These allowed us to regard NGC 6034 as a "nakid central
   dominant galaxy" which gives a rare chance for direct observation of
   interstellar hot gas in central dominant galaxies; usually, such an
   observation is hard since they are buried at bottom of X-ray emission
   of surrounding intracluster gas. From this viewpoint we propose an ASCA
   100 ksec observation of NGC 6034.
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