Cosmological Parameters From Pre-Planck CMB Measurements: A 2017 Update

Cosmological Parameters From Pre-Planck CMB Measurements: A 2017 Update
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10.1103/physrevd.95.063525
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2017-02
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E. Calabrese;R. Hlovzek;J. Bond;M. Devlin;J. Dunkley;M. Halpern;A. Hincks;K. Irwin;A. Kosowsky;K. Moodley;L. Newburgh;M. Niemack;L. Page;B. Sherwin;J. Sievers;D. Spergel;S. Staggs;Edward J. Wollack
E. Calabrese;R. Hlovzek;J. Bond;M. Devlin;J. Dunkley;M. Halpern;A. Hincks;K. Irwin;A. Kosowsky;K. Moodley;L. Newburgh;M. Niemack;L. Page;B. Sherwin;J. Sievers;D. Spergel;S. Staggs;Edward J. Wollack
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物理与天体物理2区
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作者:
E. Calabrese;R. Hlovzek;J. Bond;M. Devlin;J. Dunkley;M. Halpern;A. Hincks;K. Irwin;A. Kosowsky;K. Moodley;L. Newburgh;M. Niemack;L. Page;B. Sherwin;J. Sievers;D. Spergel;S. Staggs;Edward J. Wollack

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