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Quantifying Sky Map Resolution Requirements for Beam Chromaticity Correction in Sky-Averaged 21 cm Experiments
The 21 cm hyperfine transition of neutral hydrogen provides one of the few direct probes of the early cosmic history. High-redshift detections of this signal could shine light on the poorly understood epochs of the Dark Ages and Cosmic Dawn, periods that remain among the least understood in the Univ
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