Systematics of Microwave Polarimetry with the Planck LFI
J. P. Leahy, V. Yurchenko, Morag Hastie, M. Bersanelli, N. Mandolesi
Abstract
The Planck Low Frequency Instrument will recover polarization by differencing the outputs from radiometers sensitive to orthogonal polarizations. We contrast the systematic errors that afflict such a system with those that affect correlation polarimeters; the Planck design has some important advantages when measuring very weak signals such as the CMB. We also review systematic effects arising from the choice of scan strategy for all-sky mapping missions like Planck.[For the Planck-LFI consortium].
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