The transverse magnetoresistance has been traced in moderately high-purity samples of zirconium throughout the three symmetry planes in magnetic fields up to 57 kG. The Fermi surface was found to be compensated and no open orbits were observed. In addition, the even component of the sample voltage transverse to both current and magnetic field and the components transverse to the current and parallel to the magnetic field were found to vanish when both the magnetic field and current were along symmetry directions.
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