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Differences at low l in Planck's first light sky map of the cosmic microwave background from WMAP's and COBE's
Keith S. Cover
The recent release of the first light sky map of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) from the Planck satellite provides an initial opportunity for comparison with the WMAP and CO…
Sky maps without anisotropies in the cosmic microwave background are a better fit to WMAP's uncalibrated time ordered data than the official sky maps
Keith S. Cover
The purpose of this reanalysis of the WMAP uncalibrated time ordered data (TOD) was two fold. The first was to reassess the reliability of the detection of the anisotropies in the…
The Doppler shift due to WMAP's spin mimics anisotropies in the cosmic microwave background
Keith S Cover
This paper has been withdrawn because its ideas have been incorporated into arXiv:0905.3971 and explained much better there.
Color intensity projections provides a fast, simple and robust method of summarizing the grayscale images from a renal scan in a single color image
Keith S Cover
To assess its usefulness, the peak version of color intensity projections (CIPs) was used to display a summary of the grayscale images composing a renogram as a single color image.…
A very simple, robust and fast method for estimating and displaying average time constants of T2 decays from multiecho MRI images using color intensity projections
Keith S Cover
While the multiexponential nature of T2 decays measured in vivo is well known, characterizing T2 decays by a single time constant is still very useful when differentiating among st…
A robust and reliable method for detecting signals of interest in multiexponential decays
Keith S Cover
The concept of rejecting the null hypothesis for definitively detecting a signal was extended to relaxation spectrum space for multiexponential reconstruction. The novel test was a…