Abstract
The low-temperature minimum of the resistivity of La0.85Ag0.15MnO3 is investigated in detail. Analysis of the experimental data shows that the observed low-temperature minimum of the zero-field resistivity and the large magnetoresistive effect, which increases with decreasing temperature, can be explained in a model of spin-polarized tunneling of charge carriers through grain boundaries.
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