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Power spectra of Herschel SPIRE maps. The power spectra of the Spider map (dS) and data noise (dN) are compared to those of the LH field (dL) with the dust contribution, sL, as estimated by Viero et al. (2013). The spectrum of an observation of Neptune (dPSF), plotted with an arbitrary normalization, indicates the beam attenuation at high k. The wavenumber in abscissa is k = 1/θ. These spectra show that the CIB and noise components dominate the dust signal at the smallest scales in the dS map.

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