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Nuclear-acoustic-resonance absorption and dispersion signals have been observed in aluminum at temperatures and magnetic fields such that ωcτ~1. The signal amplitudes show an anomalous temperature dependence. It is suggested that these results may be related to the reversal of the Hall coefficient in aluminum.
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