A model for the temperature dependence of the electronic mean free path in the radiofrequency size effect

Soffer, Stephen B.

doi:10.1007/bf00655313

J Low Temp Phys

1972

DOI: 10.1007/bf00655313

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A model for the temperature dependence of the electronic mean free path in the radiofrequency size effect

Stephen B. Soffer¹

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Exactly solvable models for the radiofrequency size effect. II. Small-angle scattering

Wagner

1978

J Low Temp Phys

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The effect of small-angle scattering on the line shape of the radiofrequency size effect is calculated for the Fermi surface models discussed in Part L By considering a model scattering probability that is uniform up to a maximum angle ot and zero thereafter, it is shown that the line shape undergoes a pronounced narrowing as a is varied from the effective regime (a > 8) to the ineffective regime (a < 8), where 8 is the skin depth relative to the plate thickness. Further, it is shown that scattering by Debye phonons leads to similar results. In the effective regime the resonance amplitude is proportional to T 3 and the width is temperatt~re independent. In the ineffective regime the resonance structure is co.nfined to a region about the onset with its amplitude 3 and width varying as T and T, respectively. This structureis followed by an exponentially decaying "tail" whose amplitude varies as T 5. Because of the manner in which the scattering angles are distributed, the transition region between regimes is about an order of magnitude larger than predicted by the frst scattering model and encompasses approximately two decades in temperature.

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Exactly solvable models for the radiofrequency size effect. II. Small-angle scattering

Wagner

1978

J Low Temp Phys

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Radiofrequency surface impedance and size effects, and electronic mean free paths in Cd

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The radio-frequency size effect: A tool for the investigation of conduction electron scattering in metals

Wagner¹,

Bowers²

1978

Advances in Physics

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A model for the temperature dependence of the electronic mean free path in the radiofrequency size effect

Cited by 3 publications

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Exactly solvable models for the radiofrequency size effect. II. Small-angle scattering

Exactly solvable models for the radiofrequency size effect. II. Small-angle scattering

Radiofrequency surface impedance and size effects, and electronic mean free paths in Cd

The radio-frequency size effect: A tool for the investigation of conduction electron scattering in metals

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