CMB anisotropy power spectrum statistics
Benjamin D. Wandelt, Eric Hivon, Krzysztof M. Gorski
Abstract
Much attention has been given to the problem of estimating cosmological parameters from the Cl measured by future experiments. Many of the approaches which are being used either invoke poorly controlled approximations or are computationally expensive. We derive exact results as well as fast and highly accurate approximations for mapping a theoretical model onto the observed power spectrum coefficients and computing their statistical properties. These results obtain from an analytic framework which applies for any azimuthally symmetric sky coverage regardless of the fraction of the sky observed by the experiment.
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