Abstract
AbstractThe magnetic field dependence of the electrical conduction in HgTe samples at 4.2 K is analysed taking into account the energy dependence of the carrier mobility. The concentration and mobility of the electric carriers are calculated. The electrical conductivity in HgTe samples at low temperatures is described by electrons in the conduction band, holes in the valence band, and electric carriers in an impurity band. The electric carriers in the impurity band behave in the magnetic field like electrons and holes with comparable values of mobility and concentration. The electrical conductivity shows a strong dependence of the mobility on the energy of the conduction band electrons.
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