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A conventional-size conductor with an extraordinary high resistance along one of the axes (z) may have at reasonable temperatures a vanishingly small resistance ρₓₓ, ρyy in a magnetic field along z when the Fermi energy corresponds to a localized state.
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M. Ya. Azbel (1982) studied this question.
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