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astro-ph20088 cited

Phase Shift Sequences for an Adding Interferometer

Peter Hyland, Brent Follin, Emory F. Bunn

Cosmic microwave background (CMB) polarimetry has the potential to provide revolutionary advances in cosmology. Future experiments to detect the very weak B mode signal in CMB pola…

astro-ph200824 cited

Contamination cannot explain the lack of large-scale power in the cosmic microwave background radiation

Emory F. Bunn, Austin Bourdon

Several anomalies appear to be present in the large-angle cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropy maps of WMAP. One of these is a lack of large-scale power. Because the data o…

astro-ph2006389 cited

Constraining f(R) Gravity as a Scalar Tensor Theory

Thomas Faulkner, Max Tegmark, Emory F. Bunn +1

We search for viable f(R) theories of gravity, making use of the equivalence between such theories and scalar-tensor gravity. We find that models can be made consistent with solar…

astro-ph200626 cited

Systematic Errors in Cosmic Microwave Background Interferometry

Emory F. Bunn

Cosmic microwave background (CMB) polarization observations will require superb control of systematic errors in order to achieve their full scientific potential, particularly in th…

astro-ph200611 cited

Mosaicking with cosmic microwave background interferometers

Emory F. Bunn, Martin White

Measurements of cosmic microwave background (CMB) anisotropies by interferometers offer several advantages over single-dish observations. The formalism for analyzing interferometer…

astro-ph200637 cited

Probing the Universe on Gigaparsec Scales with Remote Cosmic Microwave Background Quadrupole Measurements

Emory F. Bunn

Scattering of cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation in galaxy clusters induces a polarization signal proportional to the CMB quadrupole anisotropy at the cluster's location a…