In 1940, dielectric measurements in the centimeter range were considered as difficult and not very accurate. The authors, therefore, developed a ``hollow-pipe'' method which overcame these objections and required only a weak oscillator and small amounts of the dielectric material. The theory and its practical applications, as perfected by March 1941, are presented in this paper.
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