Published March 15, 1983
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Measurements of conductivity near the metal-insulator critical point
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- Thomas, G. A.
- Paalanen, M.
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Rosenbaum, T. F.
Chicago
Abstract
We present measurements of the electrical conductivity at low temperatures of bulk samples of Si:P under uniaxial stress controlled to bring the samples within 0.1% of the metal-insulator transition. As the metal approaches the critical point, we find that the power law of the temperature correction to the conductivity predicted for weak Coulomb interactions continues to fit, but that its sign, size, and range of validity change. Its size defines a diffusion temperature which tends towards zero at the critical density, at which point the power law itself appears to change.
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© 1983 The American Physical Society. Received 3 January 1983. We would like to thank R. N. Bhatt and P. A. Lee for helpful discussions.Attached Files
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