Abstract
Temperature dependencies of the n-type conductivity Bi 2 Se 3 whiskers doped with palladium Pd dopant to the concentration of $(1\div 2)\times 10^{19}\text{cm}^{-3}$ which correspond to the metal side of the metal-insulator transition (MIT) were studied at low temperatures down to 1.5 K. The sharp drop was revealed on the temperature dependencies of the whiskers resistance at temperature of 5.3 K. The contribution of some effects as an electron localization, Kondo effect and the superconductivity were observed in the temperature range $1.5\div 77\text{K}$ . The magnetoresistance in the n-type conductivity Bi 2 Se 3 whiskers doped with different Pd concentration were measured in the magnetic field $0\div 10\text{T}$ and the same temperature range. The weak antilocalization model was considered as result of the magnetoconductance studies due to surface spin-orbit interaction in the n-type conductivity Bi 2 Se 3 whiskers.
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