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Experimental investigation of anomalous magnetoresistance in monocrystalline lead sulphide

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Acta Physica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae

Abstract

Investigation of galvanomagnetic effects was carried out in the temperature range of 1.5–350 K. The samples were made ofn- andp-type PhS, cut off in different orientations and rotated in the magnetic field.

The reproductibility of the measurement and the stability of the temperature was better than 0.1%.

The results show in the entire temperature range that the magnetoresistance contrary to accepted assumptions cannot be expressed in terms of only even powers of the magnetic field strength and a negative change appears as well.

Calculating the electron effective mass more precisely considering the electron motion in thek-space the experimental results could be explained in a simple way in the whole temperature range.

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Porjesz, T., Kirschner, I., Kotkata, M.F. et al. Experimental investigation of anomalous magnetoresistance in monocrystalline lead sulphide. Acta Physica 48, 57–67 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03157238

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