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Sarah Church Peter Ade James Bock Melanie Bowden John Carlstrom Ken Ganga Walter Gear James Hinderks Wayne Hu Brian Keating John Kovac Andrew Lange Eric Leitch Olivier Mallie Simon Melhuish Anthony Murphy Ben Rusholme Creidhe O&#x;Sullivan Lucio Piccirillo Clem Pryke Andy Taylor Keith Thompson 《New Astronomy Reviews》2003,47(11-12):1083
QUEST on DASI is a ground-based, high-sensitivity, high-resolution (ℓmax2500) experiment designed to map CMB polarization at 100 and 150 GHz and to measure the power spectra from E-modes, B-modes from lensing of the CMB, and B-modes from primordial gravitational waves. The experiment comprises a 2.6 m Cassegrain optical system, equipped with an array of 62 polarization-sensitive bolometers (PSBs), located at the South Pole. The instrument is designed to minimize systematic effects; features include differencing of pairs of orthogonal PSBs within a single feed, a rotatable achromatic waveplate, and axisymmetric rotatable optics. In addition the South Pole location allows both repeatable and highly controlled observations. QUEST on DASI will commence operation in early 2005. 相似文献
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We review the current status and future plans for polarization measurements of the cosmic microwave background radiation, as well as the cosmology these measurements will address. After a long period of increasingly sensitive upper limits, the DASI experiment has detected the E-mode polarization and both the DASI and WMAP experiments have detected the TE correlation. These detections provide confirmation of the standard model of adiabatic primordial density fluctuations consistent with inflationary models. The WMAP TE correlation on large angular scales provides direct evidence of significant reionization at higher redshifts than had previously been supposed. These detections mark the beginning of a new era in CMB measurements and the rich cosmology that can be gleaned from them. 相似文献
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David W. Brown Claire J. Chandler John E. Carlstrom Richard E. Hills Oliver P. Lay Brenda C. Matthews John S. Richer Christine D. Wilson 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2000,319(1):154-162
We present a submillimetre continuum survey for accretion discs around seven embedded protostars in the Perseus and Serpens molecular clouds. Observations were made at frequencies between 339 and 357 GHz using the James Clerk Maxwell Telescope–Caltech Submillimeter Observatory single-baseline interferometer on Mauna Kea, Hawaii. All the objects in our survey show compact dust emission on scales ≲1 arcsec, assumed to arise in a circumstellar accretion disc. We compare the properties of this compact component with evolutionary indicators, such as the ratio of compact to extended emission, and bolometric temperature. We find that discs of mass ∼0.01 M⊙ have formed by the Class 0 stage, and that similar mass discs are observed in Class I and Class II sources. A trend is observed whereby the ratio of compact to extended emission in our sources increases from Class 0 to Class II sources. For three of the objects in the survey, NGC 1333 IRAS2:CR1 and SVS13 in Perseus, and FIRS1 in Serpens, the signal-to-noise ratio is sufficient to allow us to model the brightness distributions with elliptical Gaussian and power-law disc models. The Gaussian fits give semimajor half-power radii of approximately 90 to 140 au, at the assumed distance of 350 pc to the Perseus and Serpens clouds. 相似文献
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M. Bowden A. N. Taylor K. M. Ganga P. A. R. Ade J. J. Bock G. Cahill J. E. Carlstrom S. E. Church W. K. Gear J. R. Hinderks W. Hu B. G. Keating J. Kovac A. E. Lange E. M. Leitch B. Maffei O. E. Mallie S. J. Melhuish J. A. Murphy G. Pisano L. Piccirillo C. Pryke B. A. Rusholme C. O'Sullivan K. Thompson 《Monthly notices of the Royal Astronomical Society》2004,349(1):321-335
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