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"This book gives a comprehensive account of the principles of temperature measurement from 0.5 K to 3,000 K. New knowledge gained over the past twenty-five years is collated, and developments and methods in one area are compared and contrasted with those in others to show the overall unity of the subject. An outline is given of the physics underlying the principal methods described."--Back cover.
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