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An expansion method for calculation of low-frequency Hall effect and magneto-resistance

An expansion method for calculation of low-frequency Hall effect and magneto-resistance

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The potential equation in three dimensions for a semiconductor, placed in an external magnetic field, is derived. This equation is solved by an expansion technique. The first-order expansion gives the Hall effect, whereas the second-order describes the magneto-resistance effect. The theory is applied to a rectangular and a cylindrical volume, which are treated analytically.

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