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The electrical d.c. conductivity and the thermoelectric power of evaporated amorphous Ge films prepared under various conditions were thoroughly measured over a wide temperature range (50-600 K). The results are compared in detail to those of similar measurements on sputtered amorphous Ge films. The similarities between the transport properties of the two types of samples are emphasized and discussed. The discrepancies are tentatively attributed to the non-homogeneity of the different amorphous films.
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