The Hall effect in Lu, Yb, Tm, and Sm has been studied as a function of temperature for the temperature range 40^∘{}K to 320^∘{}K in a magnetic field of 5500 oe. The Hall coefficient for Yb is positive, while the Hall coefficients for Lu and Tm are negative. Sm has a negative Hall effect at room temperature, but at lower temperatures the sign apparently changes.
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