1960
DOI: 10.1002/andp.19604600307
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Hall‐Effekt und Leitfähigkeit der Eisen‐Nickel‐Legierungen

Abstract: Jn haltsu bersieh tMessungen bei 20 "C an Legierungen zwischen 100yo Fe und 75% Fe. 25 % , Ni ergaben im magnetisierungsabhangigen Teil der H a l l -Feldkurven und auch oberhalb der Sattigung positive Hall-Konstanten. Sowohl R, als auch R, werden durch Zusatz von Nickel zu Eisen vergrol3ert. Bei dem fibergang von den raumzentrierten zu den flachenzentrierten Legierungen steigen R, und R, sprunghaft an, werden jedoch oberhalb 33% Ni stark verkleinert ahnlich wie der spezifische VTiderstand, welcher mit steigen… Show more

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“…This assumption is confirmed by Jellinghaus et al who investigated the Hall effect of binary Fe‐Ni alloys. They mentioned that due to the transformation from austenite into martensite the concentration of free electrons increases . Theoretical work of Ucgun and Ocak on Fe‐9% Mn alloy confirms this assumption .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
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“…This assumption is confirmed by Jellinghaus et al who investigated the Hall effect of binary Fe‐Ni alloys. They mentioned that due to the transformation from austenite into martensite the concentration of free electrons increases . Theoretical work of Ucgun and Ocak on Fe‐9% Mn alloy confirms this assumption .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…They mentioned that due to the transformation from austenite into martensite the concentration of free electrons increases. [41] Theoretical work of Ucgun and Ocak on Fe-9% Mn alloy confirms this assumption. [42] Therefore, the transformation of retained austenite into martensite results in an increase of thermal conductivity of martensitic steels.…”
Section: Influence Of Heat Treatmentmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…The behaviors of both R 0 (c) and λ(c) as functions of concentration are very similar to those of the purely ferromagnetic NiFe and PdFe alloy series which one can expect a priori to have a broadly similar electronic structures to the AuFe series. (The AHE exponent R s (c) passes from negative to positive near 13%Fe in NiFe [32,33] and near 18%Fe in PdFe [34]). A "conventional" AHE R * h (T ) was then calculated over the entire temperature range assuming λ(c) and R 0 (c) to remain temperature independent down to low temperatures.…”
Section: Hall Measurements and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%