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Reporting Hall effect measurements of charge carrier mobility in emerging materials

Hall effect measurements are important in determining the electronic properties of emerging semiconductor materials, but care must be taken in their use and analysis.

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Fig. 1: Trends in recent Hall measurements of emerging semiconductors.

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V.B. and V.P. acknowledge partial support of their research at Rutgers University via the Donald H. Jacobs Chair in Applied Physics.

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Bruevich, V., Podzorov, V. Reporting Hall effect measurements of charge carrier mobility in emerging materials. Nat Electron 7, 510–512 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41928-024-01198-w

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