Microwave Anisotropies from Random Sources
Pedro G. Ferreira
Abstract
I report on recent developments in the theory of cosmic background radiation perturbations. I describe ways of modeling alternatives to the canonical Gaussian theories within the standard framework of cosmological perturbation theory. Some comments are made on using these techniques to resolve the uncertainties in theories of structure formation with topological defects. (To appear in the proceedings of the XXXIth Moriond meeting, ``Microwave Background Anisotropies'')
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