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|a Experimental techniques for low-temperature measurements :
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|a SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; ABOUT THE AUTHOR; CONTACT INFORMATION; DISCLAIMER; PART I: CRYOSTAT DESIGN AND MATERIALS SELECTION; 1 Introduction to Measurement Cryostats and Cooling Methods; 1.1 Introduction; 1.2 Cryogenic liquids; 1.3 Introduction to measurement cryostats; 1.4 Examples of measurement cryostats and cooling methods-low transport current ((omitted) 1 A); 1.5 Examples of measurement cryostats and cooling methods-high transport current ((omitted) 1 A); 1.6 Addenda: safety and cryogen handling; 1.7 References; 2 Heat Transfer at Cryogenic Temperatures
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|a 2.1 Introduction2.2 Heat conduction through solids; 2.3 Heat conduction through gases (and liquids); 2.4 Radiative heat transfer; 2.5 Heat conduction across liquid/solid interfaces; 2.6 Heat conduction across solid/solid interfaces; 2.7 Heat conduction across solid/gas interfaces; 2.8 Other heat sources; 2.9 Examples of heat-transfer calculation; 2.10 References; 3 Cryostat Construction; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 Material selection for cryostat parts; 3.3 Joining techniques; 3.4 Construction example for a basic dipper probe; 3.5 Sizing of parts for mechanical strength
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|a 3.6 Mechanical motion at cryogenic temperature3.7 Vacuum techniques and seals for cryogenic use; 3.8 Addenda: high and ultrahigh vacuum techniques; 3.9 References; 4 Wiring and Connections; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Wire selection; 4.3 Insulation selection; 4.4 Heat sinks for instrumentation leads; 4.5 Solder connections; 4.6 Sensitive dc voltage leads: techniques for minimizing thermoelectric voltages; 4.7 Vacuum electrical lead-throughs; 4.8 Radio-frequency coaxial cables; 4.9 High-current leads; 4.10 Flexible current leads; 4.11 References; 5 Temperature Measurement and Control
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|a 5.1 Thermometer selection (1-300 K)5.2 Selection of thermometers for use in high magnetic fields; 5.3 Thermometer installation and measurement procedures; 5.4 Controlling temperature; 5.5 Addendum: reference compendium of cryogenic-thermometer properties and application techniques; 5.6 References; 6 Properties of Solids at Low Temperatures; 6.1 Specific heat and thermal diffusivity; 6.2 Thermal expansion/contraction; 6.3 Electrical resistivity; 6.4 Thermal conductivity; 6.5 Magnetic susceptibility; 6.6 Mechanical properties; 6.7 References
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|a PART II: ELECTRICAL TRANSPORT MEASUREMENTS: SAMPLE HOLDERS AND CONTACTS7 Sample Holders; 7.1 General principles for sample-holder design; 7.2 Four-lead and two-lead electrical transport measurements; 7.3 Bulk sample holders; 7.4 Thin-film sample holders; 7.5 Addenda; 7.6 References; 8 Sample Contacts; 8.1 Introduction; 8.2 Definition of specific contact resistivity and values for practical applications; 8.3 Contact techniques for high-current superconductors; 8.4 Contact techniques for film superconductors; 8.5 Example calculations of minimum contact area
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