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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 August 2017
The Jodrell-IAC anisotropy experiment operating with twin 8° beams at 10.45 GHz over a two-year period, produced the reported limit of δ T/T≤3.7×10−5 (Davies et al., 1987: Nature 326, 462). Given the ability of this angular scale to strongly constrain cosmological models, it was decided to continue and expand the experiment by extending the horns to reduce the beam-size to 5°, while retaining the 8° separation. This improves the sensitivity to fluctuations by extending the angular range and decreasing beam-smearing.