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[20a-A302-7]Low-temperature carrier transport properties of r-GexSn1xO2

〇(D)Hitoshi Takane1, Itsuhiro Kakeya1, Hirokazu Izumi2, Takeru Wakamatsu1, Yuki Isobe1, Kentaro Kaneko3, Katsuhisa Tanaka1 (1.Kyoto Univ., 2.Hyogo Pref. Inst. of Tech., 3.Ritsumeikan Univ.)

Keywords:

carrier transport,rutile-type oxide,hopping conduction

We investigated low-temperature carrier transport properties of r-GexSn1–xO2. Resistivity and magnetoresistance measurements reveal that ES VRH is dominant at T≤15K. The origins of magnetoresistance are considered to be the quantum interference and field-induced spin-alignment. In contrast, magnetoresistance measurements at T≥30K suggest a mixture of the Mott VRH and thermally activated band conduction, and transition to almost pure thermally activated band conduction.