CND-09
Hall coefficient
R_H = 1 / (n e) for a single carrier of charge +e. Sign flips for electrons.
Governing equation
where
- n
- Carrier density (10²⁸/m³)
- R_H
- Hall coefficient (10⁻¹⁰ m³/C)
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Lecture brief
Historical brief
Drude electrons, Bloch waves, BCS pairing (1957) and Wiedemann–Franz heat are the first solids-and-metals laws. The lab is conductivity, gap and phonon heat in closed form. This sheet (CND-09 — Hall coefficient) is the form associated with Hall. Working symbols: . V_H = R_H I B / t. A map of carrier density and sign in metals and semiconductors.
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- Hall coefficient R_H0.734 10⁻¹⁰ m³/C
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V_H = R_H I B / t. A map of carrier density and sign in metals and semiconductors.
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