Abstract
The effect of measurement-probe geometry on the weak-localization magnetoresistance of short silver wires is investigated. The wires have lengths comparable to the electron phase coherence length l/sub phi/, which is a few microns at 1 K. The influence of different probe geometries is seen directly in the magnitude and shape of the low-field magnetoresistance of these wires. We have extended the theory of weak localization to include the effects of the measurement geometry, and find good quantitative agreement with experiment.
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