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Weak localization

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Weak localization is a quantum interference phenomenon observed in disordered systems, typically in the context of electronic transport in metals and semiconductors. It is characterized by the enhancement of backscattering processes due to the coherent nature of quantum mechanics. Here's a more detailed explanation: 1. **Quantum Interference**: In disordered materials, electrons can take multiple paths to move from one point to another. Due to quantum superposition, these paths can interfere with each other.

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