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Cosmic Microwave Background Component Separation Using Statistical Sampling
Detecting gravitational waves from the first 10^-34 seconds of the universe has been an aim of considerable interest for cosmologists. Divergence free patterns, or B-modes, in polarization maps of the cosmic microwave background (CMB) could provide evidence for these gravitational waves. However,
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