Abstract We review the advantages and possibilities of small satellites. New results of data reduction of the satellite-borne experiment RELICT-1 are presented. For the inflation spectrum of primordial perturbations we obtained the estimate for quadrupole component 6·10−6 <ΔT2/T<3.3·10−6. The RELICT-2 mission will provide a possibility of measurement of CBR anisotropy down to the level less than ΔT2/T = 10−8. We present the results of engineering testing of RELICT-2 measurement system and discuss ways of improving of the radiometers sensitivities.
CMB anisotropy testing from small satellites
Advances in Space Research ; 13 , 12 ; 425-439
1993-01-01
15 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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