The cosmic microwave background radiation and cosmology
Robert B. Partridge
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Robert B. Partridge
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I review recent observational results on the fundamental properties of the cosmic microwave-background radiation, with special emphasis on the findings of the COBE satellite. These include the present temperature of the radiation, , and the first convincing detection of angular variations in its intensity, at a level on scales . Then I analyse the consequences of these observational results more generally for cosmology and gravitational physics.
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I review recent observational results on the fundamental properties of the cosmic microwave-background radiation, with special emphasis on the findings of the COBE satellite. These include the present temperature of the radiation, , and the first convincing detection of angular variations in its intensity, at a level on scales . Then I analyse the consequences of these observational results more generally for cosmology and gravitational physics.
Key concepts: Physics, Cosmic microwave background, Cosmology, Observational cosmology, Cosmic background radiation, Background radiation, COSMIC cancer database, Astronomy