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Extensions of the Seitz-Pearson-Suhl weak-field magnetoresistance (WFMR) formula are applied to cubic and noncubic (001) - and (111) -oriented epitaxial films and surface layers, including the extreme case of two-dimensional conductivity in a quantized layer. It is shown that four distinct WFMR measurements may be made on samples in either plane, thus providing a simple and reliable means of distinguishing cubic from noncubic transport environments.
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Allgaier et al. (1979) studied this question.
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