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Many calculations of the ordinary weak-field Hall coefficient have been carried out during the 100 years since its discovery. This paper examines a subset of those calculations which apply to transport models satisfying certain constraints. A set of general rules are developed which link the behavior of the Hall factor r (Ro = r/ne) to three basic features characterizing each of those models.
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Allgaier, R.S. (1980). Some General Input-output Rules Governing Hall Coefficient Behavior. In: Chien, C.L., Westgate, C.R. (eds) The Hall Effect and Its Applications. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-1367-1_13
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