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The thermoelectric power Q is studied for a two-dimensional disordered system by using two different models in the weak-scattering limit. The first is a localization theory of noninteracting electrons. No logarithmic divergence is found for Q. A second model including the effects of electron-electron interaction gives rise to a logarithmic temperature-dependent term at low temperature. In the present work the effect due to both the long-range and short-range interactions are considered.
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Ting et al. (1982) studied this question.
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