SK95

This Page contains information about the 1993, 1994, and 1995 Saskatoon campaigns to measure the anisotropy in the CMB. In the winter of 1995, a single Q-band radiometer with a beamwidth of about 0.5 was used. Using a new beam synthesis method, we synthesized multiple window functions and probed the power spectrum from l=60 to about l=400.

If you cannot access what you want hrough the Web then try the anonymous FTP site at PUPGG.PRINCETON.EDU. (also please let me know). One must then look in the directory [anonymous.cmb.sk95]. A file there called 00README.TXT tells about the contents of the directory.

Note: Only minimal documentation exists at this time. This situation will be improved when the papers are accepted and when we return from our next observing campaign.

Please contact L. Page for details.

The Players

Mark Devlin (Princeton)
Barth Netterfield (Princeton)
Norm Jarosik (Princeton)
Lyman Page (Princeton) Home page
Ed Wollack (Now at NRAO)

References and more information

Netterfield, C.B.. et al. 1996.
Contains an analysis of all sasketoon data to date. Also includes a measurement of the frequency spectrum of fluctuations and a confirmation of the MSAM experiment.
Wollack, E. et al. 1996.
Contains all the information about the instruments and the observing strategy.
Analysis code - Saskatoon Experiment, 1995.
Weighting vectors and beam positions - Saskatoon Experiment, 1995.
Window Functions - Saskatoon Experiment, 1995.
Data and Data Correlation Matrix - Saskatoon Experiment, 1995.
MSAM/Sask Overlap. Analysis and Data

Updated on Feb 15, 1996. L. Page Updated on July 10, 1997. L. Page

Princeton Links

Lyman Page / page@princeton.edu