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Polarization Dependence of Emissivity

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arxiv physics/0005024 v1 pith:OOUMMIB5 submitted 2000-05-09 physics.optics

David J , Strozzi , Kirk T. McDonald This is my paper · ORCID
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We deduce the emissivity of radiation from a metallic surface as a function of angle and polarization. This effect has found application in the calibration of detectors for cosmic microwave background radiation.

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  1. CAPMAP: A New Instrument to Measure the E-mode CMB Polarization on Angular Scales of 4 arcmin to 40 arcmin

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    The CAPMAP instrument, a four-element 90 GHz correlation polarimeter array, was built, calibrated, and shown to be sensitive enough to measure the CMB E-mode polarization at multipoles 500 to 1500.

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