And guess what? We, myself and my collaborators, (I'm a coauthor on a second paper in addition to the first author one) got a special footnote on pg. 27 stating we've found a new way to do this:
Recently, the “skewness power spectrum” has been proposed as a new way to measure f_local and other non-Gaussian components such as the secondary anisotropies and point sources (Munshi & Heavens 2009; Smidt et al. 2009; Munshi et al. 2009; Calabrese et al. 2009...The skewness power spectrum method provides a means to visualize the shape of various bispectra as a function of multipoles.It's not the highest honor in the world; many people were cited in the new WMAP 7 papers. But it at least makes you feel your work was recognized as being interesting.
Well done, Joseph!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ben.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. When you get cited by WMAP you know you're doing good work.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! That's really exciting.
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