Kim, J.
(1998),
A Matrix Formulation of Magnetoresistance for an Arbitrary J-Fold Multicarrier System via the Reduced-Conductivity -Tensor Scheme in the Non-Quantizing Weak-Field Regime, Journal of Applied Physics
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A Matrix Formulation of Magnetoresistance for an Arbitrary J-Fold Multicarrier System via the Reduced-Conductivity -Tensor Scheme in the Non-Quantizing Weak-Field Regime
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In this paper, a matrix formulation of magnetoresistance is presented for an arbitrary J-fold multicarrier system which is based on the reduced-conductivity-tensor scheme and applicable in the non-quantizing weak-field regime. In the formalism, a unique expression of the magnetoresistance is deduced in terms of two vectors which depend on the carrier densities and mobilities, and three matrices which represent various inter-carrier couplings under the applied magnetic-field. In particular, the mobility-difference matrix plays a key role, and its simple form strongly suggests a two-carrier model of magnetoresistance. Explicit closed-form formulae of magnetoresistance are derived for the two-carrier (J = 2) and three-carrier (J = 3) systems as special cases of the general formalism. The field-dependence and asymptotic behavior of the magnetoresistance are also discussed, and a two-carrier model of magnetoresistance is formally proposed.Citation
Journal of Applied Physics
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84
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1
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Journals
Keywords
carrier-transport, Hall-measurement, magnetoresistance, magnetotransport, multicarrier analysis
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Created July 1, 1998, Updated February 17, 2017