Record

RefNoFS/7/1/8
Previous numbersFS/14/1/8
LevelFile
TitleCorrespondence with Dr WF Giauque, University of California, Berkeley; Dr W Meissner, Physics Technical Institute, Berlin and Prof P Debye, Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Physics, Berlin,
Date1926-1938
DescriptionCorrespondence with Dr WF Giauque, on low temperature research work and Simon's visits to the Magnet Laboratory in Bellevue, near Paris, to carry out adiabatic demagnetization work, 1933-1937.

Correspondence with Dr Walther Meissner, on Meissner's low temperature work, including a draft of a paper by Meissner, 'Erzeugung tiefster Temperaturen durch Kompression von flüssigem Helium (Production of low temperatures by compression of liquid helium)', 1926-1936.

Correspondence with Prof P Debye, on low temperature work including a draft of a paper by Debye, 'Die magnetische Methode zur Erzeugung tiefster Temperaturen (The magnetic method for the production of low temperatures)', 1934-1938.

In 1926 Debye and Giauque had proposed the magnetic cooling method to reach temperatures down to 0.001 °K
LanguageEnglish and German
Extent1 file
FormatTypescript documents
AccessStatusOpen
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