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Sensitive measurement of small temperature changes

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The paper describes measuring equipment for sensitive measurement of temperature changes of the order of 10−3‡C which, compared with the method used hitherto for experimental investigation of magnetothermal phenomena, has the advantage that the preparation of the sample is simple and, as a consequence of using thermistors, the reaction to temperature changes is quick.

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  1. Mathematical Dept., Technical School, Plzeň

    K. Kraus

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Kraus, K. Sensitive measurement of small temperature changes. Czech J Phys 14, 555–558 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01712104

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