Abstract
A pronounced classical size effect in the transport properties was observed in bulk bismuth-silica nanocomposites as a result of the limitation of the carrier mean free path by the grain size. From field- and temperature-dependent magnetotransport measurements, carrier mobility and density were explored in these highly disordered systems. The results clearly show modifications in the band parameters from those of bulk single-crystalline Bi.
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