On Planckian limit for inelastic relaxation in metals

Abstract

We consider the simplest model for $T$ - linear growth of resistivity in metals. It is shown that the so called "Planckian" limit for the temperature dependent relaxation rate of electrons follows from a certain procedure for representation of experimental data on resistivity and, in this sense, is a kind of delusion.

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