Microwave background anisotropies implied by large-scale galaxy correlations - The minimum of C(0) and cosmological parameters

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Galactic Evolution, Relic Radiation, Universe, Anisotropy, Computational Astrophysics, Galactic Clusters, Red Shift

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Data from a recent APM survey are used to show that large-scale galaxy correlations found there imply the existence of measurable microwave background radiation (MBR) anisotropies on scales greater than several degrees. It is shown that sq rt C(0) is not less than 3.5 x 10 exp -5 if the APM data are used at Theta-0 = 20 deg, or sq rt C(0) is not less than 2.8 x 10 exp -5 if Theta-0 = 10 deg is used. These numbers are almost independent of the cosmological parameters Omega, Lambda, and the redshift of the last scattering surface. For finite-beamwidth experiments the minimal fluctuations depend on the cosmological parameters. The minimal anisotropies are smaller in a low-Omega universe.

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