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Angle Dependence of the Orbital Magnetoresistance in Bismuth

Aurélie Collaudin, Benoît Fauqué, Yuki Fuseya, W. Kang, Kamran Behnia

Physical Review X · 2015 · 77 citations · 41 references

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Bismuth is known for its extremely mobile electrons whose capacity to conduct electricity is drastically diminished in the presence of magnetic fields. A new study shows how the orbital magnetoresistance changes as a function of both temperature and magnetic field strength.

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