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Hall scattering factor (rH​)

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For one positive carrier population, define rH​ by RH​=rH​/(ep) with e>0. Different statistical averages of energy-dependent scattering affect hall conductivity and longitudinal electrical conductivity, so rH​ need not be one. The measured Hall mobility is μH​=σRH​=rH​μdrift​. Multiple charge carriers require a more general model even before such a correction is made.

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