The magnetoresistance Delta R(H)/R(0), of Cu 50 Ti 50 and Cu 65 Ti 35 amorphous metallic alloys has been measured at temperatures between 16 mK and 4.2K. In both samples it was found that the positive Delta R(H)/R(0) is independent of the magnetic field direction, proportional to H 1/2 and 10 4 times greater than the expected normal magnetoresistance. These results are compared with calculations of the magnetoresistance involving the effects of Coulombic interactions.
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