2016
DOI: 10.1063/1.4954778
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Negative magnetoresistance in indium antimonide whiskers doped with tin

Abstract: was studied in longitudinal magnetic field 0-14 T in the temperature range 4.2-77 K. The negative magnetoresistance reaches about 50% for InSb whiskers with impurity concentration in the vicinity to the metal-insulator transition. The negative magnetoresistance decreases to 35 and 25% for crystals with Sn concentration from the metal and dielectric side of the transition. The longitudinal magnetoresistance twice crosses the axis of the magnetic field induction for the lightly doped crystals. The behavior of th… Show more

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“…Our previous investigation have indicated in a possibility of coexisting Kondo effect and partial superconductivity in GaSb whiskers heavily doped to concentrations corresponding to MIT [8]. Magnetotransport properties of various heavily doped semiconductor whiskers such as Ge, InSb, GaSb at low temperatures [9][10][11][12] allowed us to establish SdH oscillations, week antilocalization as well as strong spin-orbital interaction. The current study concerns to investigation of Bi2Se3 whisker magnetoresistance in low temperature range (1.5-77 K) and high magnetic field up to 10 T. Low temperature superconductivity with critical temperature Tc near 5.3 K as well as anomalous magnetoresistance upturn is revealed in the whiskers and likely connected with 2D states of the whisker surface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Our previous investigation have indicated in a possibility of coexisting Kondo effect and partial superconductivity in GaSb whiskers heavily doped to concentrations corresponding to MIT [8]. Magnetotransport properties of various heavily doped semiconductor whiskers such as Ge, InSb, GaSb at low temperatures [9][10][11][12] allowed us to establish SdH oscillations, week antilocalization as well as strong spin-orbital interaction. The current study concerns to investigation of Bi2Se3 whisker magnetoresistance in low temperature range (1.5-77 K) and high magnetic field up to 10 T. Low temperature superconductivity with critical temperature Tc near 5.3 K as well as anomalous magnetoresistance upturn is revealed in the whiskers and likely connected with 2D states of the whisker surface.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Let us discuss the next phenomenon observed in InSb whiskers at low temperatures. The whisker magnetoresistance was shown to oscillate according to arising Shubnikov-de-Haase oscillations in magnetic fields 05017-4 [17][18][19]. One can suppose that thermo-emf oscillations could arise when the whiskers were loaded in magnetic field.…”
Section: An Analysis Of the Thermoelectric Parameters Of The Insb Whimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The temperature dependences of mobility for GaSb microcrystals was taken from our previous studies [26]. From the weak localization theory is known the sign of conductivity correction depends on the relation between phase relaxation time of the electron wave ϕ τ and spin relaxation time owing to spin-orbit interaction so τ [27]. Temperature dependence of the resistance was determined by localization carriers and the spin relaxation was slight at condition so ϕ τ >> τ .…”
Section: Crossover From Weak Localization To Antilocalization In Gasbmentioning
confidence: 99%