Temperature and magnetic field dependence of conductivity in highly resistive thin film of Ni was measured at low temperatures. Conductivity varied as σ 0 + A ln T , where A was very close to \(e²/2{π}²\). Magnetoconductivity was positive, temperature-independent and as small as 0.1 % in 10 kOe. It was isotropic with the direction of magnetic field for the film of 60 A thick, while in 40 A film an anisotropy was observed.
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