Abstract
We present the results of an extensive study of the effect of a filter upon the performance of a resistive SQUID noise thermometer used to define an absolute temperature scale below 1 K. Agreement between the theory and the experimental results indicates that the scale defined by this noise thermometer is accurate to 0.1%
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