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| Description | A simulation of a 2x2 degree patch of the w:cosmic microwave background. It is a random Gaussian field with strong correlations spatially, but with independent Fourier modes. It is the input signal for the CMB Wiener filter example. |
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| Author | Amaurea |
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| 2014-10-03 17:24:29 | 512 × 512 | Amaurea | A simulation of a 2x2 degree patch of the [[cosmic microwave background]]. It is a random Gaussian field with strong correlations spatially, but with independent Fourier modes. It is the input signal for the [[CMB Wiener filter example.png|CMB Wiener f... |
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