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It is shown that inclusion of a temperature variation of impurity activation energies in the analysis of Hall data can explain reported discrepancies in measurements of impurity concentrations in Si. The required variation of activation energies is reasonably well accounted for by screening theory; a very good fit can be obtained if one includes in addition a slight temperature variation in the Hall factor.
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