By H. J. Goldsmid London : Methuen & Co. Ltd. Pp. xv + 118. Price 10s. 6d . In recent years there has been a great deal of interest in the application of thermo-electricity in the form of devices for refrigeration and for the generation of electrical power. These plus the previous uses for temperature measurement and control, for rectification of a.c. for direct reading instruments, and for the detection of radiation, make the foundations of the subject of thermo-electricity of topical interest and industrially important.
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C. A. Hogarth (1960) studied this question.