Electron transport in amorphous Al-Y-TM (TM = Cu, Ni, Co, Fe) alloys

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Pȩkala, K. [1 ]
Jaśkiewicz, P. [1 ]
Latuch, J. [2 ]
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[1] Institute of Physics, Warsaw University of Technology, ul Chodkiewicza 8, PL-02-524 Warsaw, Poland
[2] Dept. of Mat. Sci. and Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology, ul Narbutta 85, PL-02-524 Warsaw, Poland
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Materials Science Forum | 2000年 / 343卷
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Amorphous alloys - Composition effects - Electric conductivity of solids - Electron transport properties - Low temperature effects - Phonons - Thermoelectricity;
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The low temperature dependence thermoelectric power of amorphous Al85Y10TM5 (TM = Cu, Ni, Co) was interpreted by electron-phonon mass enhancement effect. The low values of electron-phonon mass enhancement parameter shows the important influence of d electrons of transition metals on electron-phonon interaction. The dependence of this parameter on alloy composition can be accounted for if a transfer of 3p electrons of Al to the 3d state of the TM and the 4d of Y will be included. The coherent description of temperature variation of electrical resistivity will be presented.
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