Self-Magnetoresistance Effect in Bismuth
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概要
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The self-magnetoresistance of Bi has been calculated for the pre-pinch regime, based on the energy band model proposed by Abeles and Meiboom. The inward-driven electron-hole flow contributes to departures from Ohm's law in the following ways: a) particle flow due to the Lorentz force of the self-magnetic field gives a pure self-magnetoresistance effect, which decreases the conductivity, b) if the life time of the electron-hole Pairs is not too short, this particle flow distorts the carrier density distribution, creating a diffusion force which opposes the Lorentz force. This effect partially compensates the pure self-magnetoresistance effect, c) if the surface recombination velocity is not zero, the particle flow increases the carrier density, so that the conductivity is increased.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1964-04-05
著者
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TOSIMA S.
Laboratories RCA, Inc., C.P.O.
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Tosima Soitiro
Laboratories Rca Inc.
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Tosima S.
Laboratories Rca Inc.
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Hir0ta Ryogo
Laboratories Rca Inc. C.p.o.
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