Separation of instrumental and astrophysical foregrounds for mapping CMB anisotropies
J. Delabrouille, G. Patanchon, E. Audit
Abstract
We address the extended problem of component separation for CMB applications when a mixture of both astrophysical and instrumental components are present in the observations, and show how standard methods can be adapted to handle this more complex inversion problem.
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