Properties of one-dimensional sections of WMAP maps at the declination δ = 41°

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One-dimensional sections of WMAP maps—ILC and background components (synchrotron, free-free radiation and dust emission) are investigated and their correlation properties on various angular scales are analyzed. Sections of the ILC map are found to correlate significantly with the maps of Galactic background components at the δ = 41° declination of RATAN-600 survey. The confidence level of the correlations found is estimated by analyzing random realizations of the Gaussian process that describes the microwave background. A method for identifying correlated intervals from maps on the sphere as a function of angular scale is proposed. This method can be used to search for non-Gaussian features (spots) found in the distribution of microwave background and radio sources in the same coordinate areas. The approach described can also be used to search for such non-Gaussian sources in observational programs performed on the radio telescope RATAN-600.

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