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Development on measurement method for Thomson coefficient of thin film

Fujiki et al., 2021

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5992011628009908627
Author
Fujiki H
Amagai Y
Okawa K
Harumoto T
Kaneko N
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It is in general difficult to accurately measure the Thomson coefficient of a thin film owing to the heat transfer through the substrate. Therefore, we propose a new method to measure the Thomson coefficient of a metallic thin film. The Thomson coefficient of a metallic film on a …
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