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arxiv astro-ph/9909301 v1 pith:7QVJ5YUO submitted 1999-09-17 astro-ph

Charles H. Lineweaver (UNSW , Sydney , Australia) This is my paper · ORCID
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The details of the CMB power spectrum are being revealed through the combined efforts of the world's CMBologists. The current data set constrains several cosmological parameters. A combination with other (non-lensing) constraints yields estimates of the cosmological constant: Omega_Lambda = 0.65 +/- 0.13, the mass density: Omega_m = 0.23 +/- 0.08 and the age of the Universe: t_o = 13.4 +/- 1.6 Gyr. Lensing data is not yet comfortable with these values.

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  1. CAPMAP: A New Instrument to Measure the E-mode CMB Polarization on Angular Scales of 4 arcmin to 40 arcmin

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    The CAPMAP instrument, a four-element 90 GHz correlation polarimeter array, was built, calibrated, and shown to be sensitive enough to measure the CMB E-mode polarization at multipoles 500 to 1500.

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