Published May 3, 1982
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Stress Tuning of the Metal-Insulator Transition at Millikelvin Temperatures
Abstract
A high-resolution scan of the metal-insulator transition in Si:P at millikelvin temperatures has been obtained by applying uniaxial stress. A sharp, but continuous, metal-insulator transition is resolved, with conductivities below Mott's "minimum" value σ_M. These measurements join smoothly with previous low-resolution experiments, ruling out any discontinuity at σ_M. The reproducible critical behavior disagrees with predictions of existing scaling theories of localization.
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© 1982 The American Physical Society. Received 26 February 1982. We would like to thank P. W. Anderson, E. I. Blount, D. S. Fisher, and P. A. Lee for helpful discussions and H. Dail for help with data acquisition.Attached Files
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