Abstract
The dependences of the electrical conductivity, Hall coefficient, magnetoresistance, and Seebeck coefficient on the thickness d (d = 15–400 nm) of the topological insulator Bi91Sb9 thin films grown on mica substrates were obtained at room temperature. In addition to the oscillations with a period Δd = (105 ± 5) nm in the thickness range d = 100–400 nm which are attributed to the quantization of the semiconductor electron energy spectrum, oscillations with a period Δd = (8 ± 2) nm in the range d = 15–60 nm were also revealed. It is suggested that the existence of the high-frequency oscillations in the thin films may be connected with the quantization of the metallic surface states energy spectrum.
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