Non-linear Hall resistivity in overdoped PrCeCuO electron-doped cuprate
arXiv:2410.09849 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.110.134519
Abstract
The Hall coefficient as a function of temperature for PrCeCuO (PCCO) at shows two sign changes between 0 and 300K that can be explained qualitatively using the two-carrier model. Using this two-carrier model, one predicts the presence of a nonlinear contribution to the Hall resistivity that should be easily observed when the linear coefficient is approaching zero. We present the measurement of this nonlinear Hall resistivity for overdoped PCCO thin films at . We show that this weak nonlinear term persists at all temperatures despite being dominated by the linear term (). It is strongly temperature dependent and, analyzing it with the two-carrier model, we conclude that the density of electron carriers is larger than the hole density, but that the hole mobility is larger than that of the electrons. This nonlinear Hall resistivity should be observable for similar materials for which goes through sign reversals as does overdoped PCCO.
arXiv commentAccepted for publication in Phys. Rev. B (Oct. 2024), 6 pages, 5 figures
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