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Study of Transport Phenomenon in Amorphous RexSi1 – x Thin Films on the Both Sides of the Metal–Insulator Transition at Very Low Temperatures
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In this work, we study the electrical conductivity behaviors on the both sides of the metal-insulator transition (MIT) in RexSi1 – x amorphous thin films at very low temperature. In fact, our investigation re-analyzed the experimental measurements of RexSi1 – x obtained by K.G. Lisunov et al. On the insulating side of the MIT, the electrical conductivity can be interpreted by the existence of the variable range-hopping regime. However, on the metallic side of the MIT, the electrical conductivity is mainly due to electron–electron interactions and low localization effects.