Shockley, William. A Simple Domain Structure in an Iron Crystal Showing a Direct Correlation with the Magnetization. Lancaster: APS, 1949. 1st edition. Physical Review 73/1, January 1949 Original printed wrappers. Fine condition.
The following abstract is taken from the great AIP website section PROLA: H. J. Williams and W. Shockley A hollow rectangle cut from a single crystal of 3.8 percent silicon iron has been studied with the aid of powder patterns and flux measurements. The edges and surfaces were all cut accurately parallel to <100>, the directions of easy magnetization. The domain pattern consists of 8 domains , four forming an inner rectangle magnetized in one direction and the others forming an oppositely magnetized outer rectangle. Changes in magnetization occur by the growth of one set of domains at the expense of the other. In the saturated condition, each leg of the rectangle is one domain about 1.5Ã 0.1 cm in size. Implications of these results in connection with Barkhausen effect are discussed, and a method of measuring the energy of the Bloch wall is proposed. $150.00
Shockley, William. Holes and Electrons. New York: American Institute of Physics, 1950. 1st edition. Physics Today, vol 3 number 10 Pp 16-25 Royal 8vo. Original printed wrappers. Fine condition. This is the original wrappers edition of Physics Today (Vol 3 Number 10, October 1950) PRECEDING PUBLICATION of Shockley's book "Electrons and Holes in Semiconductors, with Applications to Transistor Electronics". The paper "presents in simplified form a portion of the author's book...which is planned for publication..." The Shockley article occupies pp 16-25 of this 40pp publication. From the library of David Katcher, founding editor of "Physics Today". This is a fine, crisp copy of this publication--a nicer copy would be hard to imagine. $950.00
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