Measuring the Angular Power Spectrum of the Anisotropy in the CMB

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The Saskatoon experiment has measured the angular power spectrum of the anisotropy in the CMB over angular scales from l=54 (~ 3deg ) to l=404 (~ 0.45deg ). This HEMT amplifier based experiment found evidence for a distinct rise in the angular power spectrum from delta T_l equiv sqrt {l(2l+1)<|a(m_l|^2>/4pi }) = 49(+8}_{-5) muK at l=87 to delta T_l=85(+10}_{-8) muK at l = 237, as generally predicted by many models of structure formation. To improve on these measurements, sensitivity to a wider range of angular scales and lower noise are desired. Three balloon borne experiments which are designed to accomplish this are the HEMT/SIS based experiments which are designed to accomplish this are the HEMT/SIS based QMAP experiment, which has been flown successfully in 1996, and the bolometer based MAXIMA and BOOMERANG experiments, which are scheduled to fly in 1997.

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