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The thermal conductivity of a sample of polyethylene has been measured in the temperature range below 1^∘{}K. The results obtained are inconsistent with previous theories offered to explain thermal conduction in these materials at higher temperatures; a simple modification to the theory is suggested which is consistent with the current data.
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Giles et al. (1969) studied this question.
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