Abstract

We determine the current distributions in conducting strips whose resistivity and Hall angle vary with longitudinal position along the wire. We consider isolated, finite rectangular Hall bars between semi-infinite leads, as well as periodic structures. The approaches used avoid standard approximations such as perfectly-conducting leads, well-separated interfaces, or small resistivity changes. We find that as an isolated Hall bar is shortened, one enters a regime of closed current loops in the classical Hall effect. Related behavior is found for periodic Hall patterns.

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