Simulated CMB maps at 0°.5 resolution: Basic results

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Dark Matter, Background Radiations

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We have simulated full-sky maps of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) anisotropy expected from Cold Dark Matter (CDM) models at 0°.5 and 1°.0 angular resolution. Statistical properties of the maps are presented as a function of sky coverage, angular resolution, and instrument noise, and the implications of these results for observability of the Doppler peak are discussed. We find that sensitivity to the Doppler peak depends primarily on the fraction of sky covered, and only secondarily on the angular resolution and noise level. A sample map simulation is presented to illustrate the anisotropies.

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