The phase composition, the elemental composition
and temperature dependences of the resistivity and of the Hall
coefficient (temperature interval 4.2≤T≤300K, magnetic fields
B≤0.07 T) in Pb1−x−ySnxFeyTe alloys are studied at variation
of the tin and iron concentrations along the single-crystal ingots
synthesized by the Bridgman−Stockbarger technique. The distributions
of tin and iron along the ingots are obtained and anomalous
temperature dependences of the Hall coefficient, associated with
the pinning of the Fermi level by the resonant level of iron, located
in the valence band, are found. The analysis of the experimental
results is carried out in the framework of the model of the
electronic structure rearrangement, involving the movement of the
iron level relative to the top of the valence band with increasing tin
concentration and temperature. The temperature coefficient of the
movement of the level of iron with respect to the middle of the gap
is determined and the possible diagrams for the rearrangement of
the electronic structure with increasing temperature in the alloys
with normal spectrum (0.06≤x≤0.35) are proposed.