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ne2rExB/m nee (SI) RH= - -L . tie This is negative for free electrons, for e is
positive by definition. The lower the carrier concentration, the greater the
magnitude of the Hall constant. Measuring RH is a way of measuring the carrier
concentration.
ne2rExB/m nee (SI) RH= - -L . tie This is negative for free electrons, for e is
positive by definition. The lower the carrier concentration, the greater the
magnitude of the Hall constant. Measuring RH is a way of measuring the carrier
concentration.
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The effective mass of a hole is defined from an equation of the same form, but for
a positive charge: mh d\h/dt = eE. We have seen from ( 15) that v„ = va, whence
dvjdt = d\h/dt and from a comparison of the equations of motion tnh - -me (20) ...
The effective mass of a hole is defined from an equation of the same form, but for
a positive charge: mh d\h/dt = eE. We have seen from ( 15) that v„ = va, whence
dvjdt = d\h/dt and from a comparison of the equations of motion tnh - -me (20) ...
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As we proceed in the second band away from the boundary, the amplitude of exp
[i(k — Gi)x] decreases rapidly and m* assumes a small positive value. Here the
increase in electron velocity resulting from a given impulse is larger than that ...
As we proceed in the second band away from the boundary, the amplitude of exp
[i(k — Gi)x] decreases rapidly and m* assumes a small positive value. Here the
increase in electron velocity resulting from a given impulse is larger than that ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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