The temperature dependence of the dc conductivity has been measured on sputtered amorphous carbon films. The conductivity is proportional to Tⁿ with n=15-17 over a wide temperature range, suggesting for the first time that the multiphonon tunneling transition with weak electron-lattice coupling of localized π electrons is a probable mechanism for charge transport. This may be attributed to the delocalized nature of the π defect in amorphous carbon.
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