New insights in the T dependence of the electrical resistivity in size-effect dominated pure metal foils from measurements on high-purity Au at low T
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- 1982-11-01
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Keywords
Electrical resistivity and conductivity, Residual resistivity, Specularity, Metal, Scattering
References
- A high-resolution study of the electrical resistivity of thin noble-metal foils
- Macroscopic surface roughness and the resistivity of thin metal films
- The electrical resistivity of gold films
- Low-temperature resistivity and thermoelectric ratio of copper and gold
- Breakdown of Matthiessen's rule in aluminium alloys
- Statistical Model for the Size Effect in Electrical Conduction
- Electrical resistivity of copper, gold, palladium, and silver
- Influence of chlorine annealing on the low-temperature electrical conductivity of high-purity gold foil
- Deviations from Matthiessen's rule at low temperatures: An experimental comparison between various metallic alloy systems
- Determination of the ideal resistivity and of the deviation from Matthiessen's rule in gold below 40 K
- Electrical conduction in metal foils
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