Receiver development for BICEP Array, a next-generation CMB polarimeter at the South Pole

Receiver development for BICEP Array, a next-generation CMB polarimeter at the South Pole
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DOI:
10.1117/12.2561995
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发表时间:
2020-12
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Millimeter, Submillimeter, and Far-Infrared Detectors and Instrumentation for Astronomy X
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L. Moncelsi;P. Ade;Z. Ahmed;M. Amiri;D. Barkats;R. Thakur;C. Bischoff;J. Bock;J. Bock;V. Buza;V. Buza;J. Cheshire;J. Connors;J. Connors;J. Cornelison;M. Crumrine;A. Cukierman;E. Denison;M. Dierickx;L. Duband;M. Eiben;S. Fatigoni;J. Filippini;N. Goeckner-wald;D. Goldfinger;J. Grayson;P. Grimes;G. Hall;G. Hall;M. Halpern;S. Harrison;S. Henderson;S. Hildebrandt;S. Hildebrandt;G. Hilton;J. Hubmayr;H. Hui;K. Irwin;J. Kang;J. Kang;K. Karkare;K. Karkare;S. Kefeli;J. Kovac;C. Kuo;K. Lau;E. Leitch;K. Megerian;L. Minutolo;Y. Nakato;Y. Nakato;T. Namikawa;T. Namikawa;Hien T. Nguyen;R. O’Brient;R. O’Brient;S. Palladino;N. Precup;T. Prouvé;C. Pryke;B. Racine;C. Reintsema;A. Schillaci;B. Schmitt;A. Soliman;T. S. Germaine;T. S. Germaine;B. Steinbach;R. Sudiwala;K. Thompson;C. Tucker;A. Turner;C. Umilta;C. Umilta;A. Vieregg;A. Wandui;A. Weber;D. Wiebe;J. Willmert;W. L. K. Wu;E. Yang;K. Yoon;E. Young;C. Yu;L. Zeng;C. Zhang;S. Zhang
L. Moncelsi;P. Ade;Z. Ahmed;M. Amiri;D. Barkats;R. Thakur;C. Bischoff;J. Bock;J. Bock;V. Buza;V. Buza;J. Cheshire;J. Connors;J. Connors;J. Cornelison;M. Crumrine;A. Cukierman;E. Denison;M. Dierickx;L. Duband;M. Eiben;S. Fatigoni;J. Filippini;N. Goeckner-wald;D. Goldfinger;J. Grayson;P. Grimes;G. Hall;G. Hall;M. Halpern;S. Harrison;S. Henderson;S. Hildebrandt;S. Hildebrandt;G. Hilton;J. Hubmayr;H. Hui;K. Irwin;J. Kang;J. Kang;K. Karkare;K. Karkare;S. Kefeli;J. Kovac;C. Kuo;K. Lau;E. Leitch;K. Megerian;L. Minutolo;Y. Nakato;Y. Nakato;T. Namikawa;T. Namikawa;Hien T. Nguyen;R. O’Brient;R. O’Brient;S. Palladino;N. Precup;T. Prouvé;C. Pryke;B. Racine;C. Reintsema;A. Schillaci;B. Schmitt;A. Soliman;T. S. Germaine;T. S. Germaine;B. Steinbach;R. Sudiwala;K. Thompson;C. Tucker;A. Turner;C. Umilta;C. Umilta;A. Vieregg;A. Wandui;A. Weber;D. Wiebe;J. Willmert;W. L. K. Wu;E. Yang;K. Yoon;E. Young;C. Yu;L. Zeng;C. Zhang;S. Zhang
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L. Moncelsi;P. Ade;Z. Ahmed;M. Amiri;D. Barkats;R. Thakur;C. Bischoff;J. Bock;J. Bock;V. Buza;V. Buza;J. Cheshire;J. Connors;J. Connors;J. Cornelison;M. Crumrine;A. Cukierman;E. Denison;M. Dierickx;L. Duband;M. Eiben;S. Fatigoni;J. Filippini;N. Goeckner-wald;D. Goldfinger;J. Grayson;P. Grimes;G. Hall;G. Hall;M. Halpern;S. Harrison;S. Henderson;S. Hildebrandt;S. Hildebrandt;G. Hilton;J. Hubmayr;H. Hui;K. Irwin;J. Kang;J. Kang;K. Karkare;K. Karkare;S. Kefeli;J. Kovac;C. Kuo;K. Lau;E. Leitch;K. Megerian;L. Minutolo;Y. Nakato;Y. Nakato;T. Namikawa;T. Namikawa;Hien T. Nguyen;R. O’Brient;R. O’Brient;S. Palladino;N. Precup;T. Prouvé;C. Pryke;B. Racine;C. Reintsema;A. Schillaci;B. Schmitt;A. Soliman;T. S. Germaine;T. S. Germaine;B. Steinbach;R. Sudiwala;K. Thompson;C. Tucker;A. Turner;C. Umilta;C. Umilta;A. Vieregg;A. Wandui;A. Weber;D. Wiebe;J. Willmert;W. L. K. Wu;E. Yang;K. Yoon;E. Young;C. Yu;L. Zeng;C. Zhang;S. Zhang

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