Hi Sarah and Eric,
Yes, we decided to take the B2bbns beam for both since we don't know if the
pure Gaussian is any better to describe Keck.
Stefan
On Friday, July 26, 2013, Sarah Stokes Kernasovskiy wrote:
Hi Eric-
Thanks for looking at the maps! We decided to use the BICEP2 b_l for the
Keck maps for the upcoming sim run. In the most recent abscal, it doesn't
seem to make a huge difference, other than a couple of percentage abscal
offset. I've cc-ed the Keck/BICEP2 list in case I've misunderstood.
-Sarah
On Fri, Jul 26, 2013 at 5:06 PM, <bullock@physics.umn.edu<javascript:_e({},
'cvml', 'bullock(a)physics.umn.edu');>
wrote:
Hi Sarah,
I just noticed that your 1350 simulations were made with
input_maps/camb_planck2013_r0/map_unlens_n2048_rxxxx_sB2bbns_dNoNoi.fits
signal maps and
input_maps/camb_planck2013_r0/map_unlens_n0512_rxxxx_sB2bbns_dPl143.fits
deprojection maps.
It looks like those are using the B2 beamsize. Should we be using the
s30p10 input maps for Keck, instead?
-Eric
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