1958
DOI: 10.1007/bf00621989
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Einflu� der Geometrie auf Halleffekt und magnetischen Widerstandseffekt bei rechteckf�rmigen Halbleiterproben

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“…For the sample under investigation, d/L ¼ 1.36, and geometrical magnetoresistance should be smaller than that for the Corbino disk. 19 As shown below, the contribution of the geometrical magnetoresistance in our graphene samples is negligible. Figure 1 shows the relative magnetoresistance DR ds /R ds0 as a function of the magnetic field at T ¼ 85 K and T ¼ 285 K in relatively low and high magnetic fields, respectively (Here, R ds0 is the drain to source resistance at B ¼ 0).…”
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“…For the sample under investigation, d/L ¼ 1.36, and geometrical magnetoresistance should be smaller than that for the Corbino disk. 19 As shown below, the contribution of the geometrical magnetoresistance in our graphene samples is negligible. Figure 1 shows the relative magnetoresistance DR ds /R ds0 as a function of the magnetic field at T ¼ 85 K and T ¼ 285 K in relatively low and high magnetic fields, respectively (Here, R ds0 is the drain to source resistance at B ¼ 0).…”
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“…The same geometrical magnetoresistance is observed in a rectangular sample with d/L > 3. 19 In weak magnetic fields l 0 B 1, the geometrical magnetoresistance is Dq=q 0 ¼ ðl 0 BÞ 2 . Here, l 0 is the mobility in the zero magnetic field, q is the resistivity, and B is the magnetic field.…”
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