Curvature Dependence of Peaks in the Cosmic Microwave Background Distribution
Steven Weinberg
Abstract
The widely cited formula 1 200 Ω0-1/2 for the multipole number of the first Doppler peak is not even a crude approximation in the case of greatest current interest, in which the cosmic mass density is less than the vacuum energy density. For instance, with ΩM fixed at 0.3, the position of any Doppler peak varies as Ω0-1.58 near Ω0=1.
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