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Transport coefficients of indium antimonide in the presence of a temperature gradient and magnetic field were calculated numerically using the charge neutrality for a parabolic two-band model in classical statistics. Comparing theoretical with experimental results up to 4 T, the theoretical results are almost coincident with the experimental values except for the Nernst coefficient below 0.1 T. We assume that the parabolic two-band model is a criterion for estimating the power factor of the Nernst element.
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