Abstract
We have measured the resistivity and the thermoelectric power in the metallic glass system , with , prepared by chemical deposition and melt quenching. We find that as increases, increases, decreases and becomes negative, and increases and becomes positive near . These results agree with the Mooij correlation and with a correlation of positive with high and negative with low , which is also seen in many nonmagnetic metallic glasses. Thus the system spans the range of behavior seen in many different metallic glasses. For , and are very similar to those seen in iron-based ferromagnetic glasses. The only clear difference between the transport properties of samples prepared by melt quenching and chemical deposition is in the temperature dependence of . We compare our results with several theories for electron scattering.
- Received 16 September 1982
DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevB.27.7589
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