A precise and accurate determination of the cosmic microwave background temperature atz= 0.89
S. Müller, A. Beelen, J. H. Black, Stephen John Curran, C. Horellou, S. Aalto, Françoise Combes, M. Guélin, Christian Henkel
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S. Müller, A. Beelen, J. H. Black, Stephen John Curran, C. Horellou, S. Aalto, Françoise Combes, M. Guélin, Christian Henkel
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Context. According to the Big Bang theory and as a consequence of adiabatic expansion of the Universe, the temperature of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) increases linearly with redshift. This relation is, however, poorly explored, and detection of any deviation would directly lead to (astro-)physics beyond the standard model.
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Context. According to the Big Bang theory and as a consequence of adiabatic expansion of the Universe, the temperature of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) increases linearly with redshift. This relation is, however, poorly explored, and detection of any deviation would directly lead to (astro-)physics beyond the standard model.
Key concepts: Cosmic microwave background, Physics, Redshift, Big Bang (financial markets), COSMIC cancer database, Context (archaeology), Astrophysics, Cosmic background radiation