Cosmic microwave background experiments ideally suited for testing the coherence of the underlying cosmological theory

Details Cosmic microwave background experiments ideally suited for testing the coherence of the underlying cosmological theory Cosmic microwave background experiments ideally suited for testing the coherence of the underlying cosmological theory

Feb 1997

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=1997phlb..391...47m&link_type=abstract

Physics Letters B, v. 391, p. 47-52.

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We present a formalism for computing errors in estimates of the cosmic microwave background power spectrum valid for a broad class of single-dish and interferometric experiments. We then investigate which experiments are better suited to test the robust prediction that cosmic strings do not produce secondary Doppler peaks. We find that single-dish experiments are required to have a resolution better than 0.2°. Interferometers appear to be less restricted. A deep-patch scanning technique is always favoured.

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