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IN a, previous note1 some experimental data were recorded which indicated that one aspect of the classical theory of magnetization is incorrect. For those experiments a solid-drawn steel tube was used, the thickness of the wall of the tube being 3/16 in., the internal diameter in., and the length 24 in.
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WALL, T. Mechanism of Magnetization. Nature 143, 331–332 (1939). https://doi.org/10.1038/143331a0
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