Published December 15, 1990
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Electronic states in a disordered metal: Magnetotransport in doped germanium
Abstract
We observe a sharp feature in the ultra-low-temperature magnetoconductivity of degenerately doped Ge:Sb at H∼25 kOe, which is robust up to at least three times the critical density for the insulator-metal transition. This field corresponds to a low-energy scale characteristic of the special nature of antimony donors in germanium. Its presence and sensitivity to uniaxial stress confirm the notion of metallic impurity bands in doped germanium.
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© 1990 The American Physical Society. Received 4 June 1990. We thank H. Fritzsche for generously supplying the crystals of Ge:Sb. We are indebted to H. Krebs for his help in fabricating the stress cell. The work at The University of Chicago was supported by National Science Foundation Grant No. DMR-8816817. S.P. acknowledges support from the Materials Research Laboratory, Grant No. DMR-8819860.Attached Files
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