Theoretical implications of microwave background radiation anisotropy experiments
Graca Rocha, Stephen Hancock
Abstract
Observational results from several experiments such as COBE, SP, Saskatoon, PYTHON, ARGO, MAX, MSAM, Tenerife and CAT are considered and a comparison is made with predictions from several models. Conclusions are reached about the viability of current structure formation models.
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