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Galvanomagnetic effects in semiconductors
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The influence of transverse magnetoresistance on Hall‐effect measurements on n‐type germanium and other semiconductors
TL;DR: In this article, the authors generalized the conditions under which magnetic field reversal and voltage averaging can be used to eliminate the contributions of transverse magnetoresistance to Hall voltage measurements and showed that these conditions are satisfied for any crystal material with a cubic structure.
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High magnetic field dependence of the Hall coefficient in n‐type germanium and in other semiconductors with ellipsoidal surfaces of constant energy
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors derived the linear dependence of the Hall coefficient on one over the magnetic field squared at high-field strength using Boltzmann transport theory results for high-symmetry-orientation semiconductor samples with ellipsoidal surfaces of constant energy such as n-type germanium and silicon.
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Ion Beam Nanostructuring of HgCdTe Ternary Compound
A. B. Smirnov,R. K. Savkina,Ruslana S. Udovytska,Oleksandr Gudymenko,V. P. Kladko,A. A. Korchovyi +5 more
TL;DR: Charge transport investigation with non-stationary impedance spectroscopy method has shown that boron-implanted structures are characterized by capacity-type impedance whereas for silver- Implanted structures, an inductive-type capacitance is observed.
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Mobility Investigations on Strained 30-nm High- $k$ Metal Gate MOSFETs by Geometrical Magnetoresistance Effect
TL;DR: In this article, the geometrical magnetoresistance (MR) effect is applied to short-channel transistors with dimensions down to 30-nm gate length to investigate the carrier mobility of electrons and holes in the inversion channel.
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Chapter 2 Thermoelectric Effects in III-V Compounds
TL;DR: In this article, the thermoelectric effects in III-V compounds were discussed and the Seebeck coefficient was compared with the Peltier coefficient and derived expressions for the seebeck coefficient by the Kelvin relations.