Somebody has already mentioned on this blog post the importance of gravitational lensing effect on CMB and the necessity somehow to get rid of its signature in a, hopefully soon, measured B-mode spectum to estimate signal due to inflationary processes.
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The opinions expressed in this blog reflect those of their authors and neither that of the ADAMIS group as a whole nor of Laboratoire APC.
Showing posts with label Statistics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Statistics. Show all posts
Monday, January 17, 2011
A first step to reconstruct lensing potential [arXiv:1012.1600]
Somebody has already mentioned on this blog post the importance of gravitational lensing effect on CMB and the necessity somehow to get rid of its signature in a, hopefully soon, measured B-mode spectum to estimate signal due to inflationary processes.
Labels:
CMB,
CMB experiments,
Cosmology,
lensing,
non-Gaussianities,
Statistics,
weak lensing,
WMAP
Saturday, July 17, 2010
The first try
Test post, go to snarxiv and have fun!
Labels:
Accretion disks,
CMB,
Cosmology,
Data analysis,
Gravitational Waves,
Maths,
Statistics
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