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The localization and electron-electron interaction parts of the small conductivity variation with temperature have been extracted from data obtained on narrow field-effect transistors. One-dimensional behavior is observed and is compared with measurements on the two-dimensional region of the test samples. Magnetoconductance which selectively removes the localization part of the resistance has allowed a theoretical interpretation of the total temperature dependence.
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Wheeler et al. (1982) studied this question.
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