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Letters to the Editor PUBLICA TION of brief reports of important discoveries in physics may be secured by addressing them to this department. The closing date for this department is five weeks prior to the date of issue. No proof will be sent to the authors. The Board of Editors does not hold itself responsible for the opinions expressed by the corre- spondents. Communications should not exceed 600 words in length and should be submitted in duplicate. Induced Thermoelectric Potential from Radiation Damage* ALAN ANDREW AND CLIFTON R. DAVIDSON Atomic Energy Research Department, North American Aviation, Inc., Downey, California (Received December 22, 1952) THE effect of radiation damage on the thermoelectric potential of iron and of constantan has been measured in a preliminary experiment. This work is a continuation of a previously reported effort' and represents an extension into a region of lower temper- atures with a different technique. The procedure was as follows: A five-mil wire was wound on a mica form measuring approximately one-by-five cm. The central part of the wire was then exposed to a beam of 10-Mev protons from the 60-inch Berkeley cyclotron in Crocker Laboratory. The two end sections of the wire were
Physical Review – American Physical Society (APS)
Published: Feb 15, 1953
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