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January 1, 1974Review of Scientific Instruments

Low temperature thermometry in high magnetic fields. III. Carbon resistors (0.5–4.2 K); thermocouples.

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HSH. H. SampleTufts UniversityLNL. J. NeuringerU.S. Army Research Institute of Environmental MedicineLRL. G. RubinHospital Italiano de Buenos Aires

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