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Volume 536, December 2011
Planck early results
Article Number E1
Number of page(s) 1
DOI http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/0004-6361/201118521
Published online 01 December 2011

In this volume, we proudly present a special feature dedicated to early results from the ESA Planck mission. This collection of 26 articles presents the first year of operations of Planck and the performance of its payload: the Early Release Compact Source Catalogue, ERCSC; first scientific results based on the ERCSC, covering both galactic and extragalactic sources; and first scientific results based on the maps used as input for the production of the ERCSC. We thank Jan Tauber for coordinating this special feature.


© ESO, 2011


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