Trip Report to Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, N.J., January 6, 1954

Abstract

The ferrite single-crystal-synthesis program of the Bell Telephone Laboratories was investigated. Information on some experimental techniques for measurement about to be undertaken in this laboratory was also obtained. Galt reported some recent work on microwave resonance in nickel ferrite which suggests a general technique for the measurement of the heat of activation for various electron-transfer relaxation phenomena. A brief outline is given to indicate an immediate extension and application of these measurements.