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Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-85337-8 — Free Ideal Rings and Localization in General Rings P. M. Cohn Frontmatter More Information
For a coherent conductor having a overall conductance much greater than ~ (e2/h) or 40 μΩ -1, the decrease in the conductance is approximately (e2/h). Such a conductor is said to be in the regime of weak localization (Section 5.2). This effect is easily destroyed by a small magnetic field (typically less than 100 G), so that it can be ...
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