Zero-field Hall voltage in the anyon superconductor
James E. Hetrick, Yutaka Hosotani
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.45.2981 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
In the anyon superconductor, a zero-field Hall voltage is induced when a current flows. It is shown that the Hall voltage is enhanced near the critical temperature, showing a peak. In an experiment with thin films of thickness 1000 Å and a current 100 μA, the Hall voltage at the peak is about 0.2 μV. The dependence on the thickness and hole density is also discussed.
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