1965 UT Dissertation Magnetic Structure Rare Earth Alloys Harry Child Oak Ridge

1965 doctoral dissertation titled “Magnetic Structure Properties of Some Heavy Rare Earth Alloys” by Harry Ray Child, presented to the Graduate Council of the University of Tennessee. This hardbound volume documents early research into rare earth metals and magnetic structures, including elements such as gadolinium, terbium, and dysprosium. The work is associated with research conducted at Oak Ridge National Laboratory during a key period of scientific development. Includes charts, graphs, and detailed experimental data. Measures approximately 11" x 8.5". A scarce academic publication ideal for collectors of scientific literature, physics, or Cold War-era research materials. Covers show some staining, scuffing, and discoloration. Binding is solid and intact. Pages are complete with light toning and occasional spotting but remain readable throughout. See pictures for further details on condition.