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Efficient computation of the broadband beam sidelobes exemplified by the Planck high-frequency instrument

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Abstract

Simulation of broadband far sidelobes of large submillimeter-wave telescopes exemplified by the European Space Agency Planck high-frequency instrument (HFI) beams is analyzed. Optimal sampling of the far sidelobes is considered. A universal and efficient method for computing the broadband sidelobes is proposed that makes the full-sky broadband HFI beam simulations feasible.

© 2005 Optical Society of America

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