We intend to show how fundamental science is drawn from the patterns in the temperature and polarization fields of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation, and thus to motivate the field of CMB research. We discuss the field's history, potential science and current status, contaminating foregrounds, detection and analysis techniques, and future prospects. Throughout the review we draw comparisons to particle physics, a field that has many of the same goals and that has gone through many of the same stages.
THE COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND AND PARTICLE PHYSICS | |
| Marc Kamionkowski, Arthur Kosowsky | |
| Annual Review of Nuclear and Particle Science.
Volume 49,
Page 77-123,
1999 | |
| Abstract | Full Text | PDF (553 KB) |
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| Dorothea Samtleben, Suzanne Staggs, Bruce Winstein | |
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Volume 57,
Page 245-283,
2007 | |
Collective Neutrino Oscillations | |
| Huaiyu Duan, George M. Fuller, Yong-Zhong Qian | |
| Annual Review of Nuclear and Particle Science.
Volume 60,
Page 569-594,
2010 | |
| Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1543 KB) |
Supernova Cosmology: Legacy and Future | |
| Ariel Goobar, Bruno Leibundgut | |
| Annual Review of Nuclear and Particle Science.
Volume 61,
Page 251-279,
2011 | |
| Abstract | Full Text | PDF (1412 KB) |
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