B mode from Space -- Part 1: The Science goals, status of spaceborne projects, foregrounds (Dec 10 -12), Part 2: Mission design, technologies and challenges for the spaceborne observations (Dec 14 -16) --

Name: B mode from Space -- Part 1: The Science goals, status of spaceborne projects, foregrounds (Dec 10 -12), Part 2: Mission design, technologies and challenges for the spaceborne observations (Dec 14 -16) --
Start: 2015-12-10T09:30:00+09:00
End: 2015-12-16T19:05:00+09:00
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10–16 Dec 2015

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Polarised beam window functions, and other systematic effects, seen in Planck Eric Hivon (IAP)

14 Dec 2015, 10:25

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Dr Eric Hivon (IAP)

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B mode from Space -- Part 1: The Science goals, status of spaceborne projects, foregrounds (Dec 10 -12), Part 2: Mission design, technologies and challenges for the spaceborne observations (Dec 14 -16) --

Polarised beam window functions, and other systematic effects, seen in Planck Eric Hivon (IAP)

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