Measuring thermal conductivity in extreme conditions: sub-Kelvin temperatures and high (27 T) magnetic fields
P. J. E. M. van der Linden, K. Behnia
Abstract
We present a one-heater-two-thermometer set-up for measuring thermal conductivity and electric resistivity of a bulk sample at low temperatures down to 0.1 K and in magnetic fields up to 27 Tesla. The design overcomes the difficulties emerging in the context of large water-cooled resistive magnets.
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