Equations are derived which give the voltage that is generated in a Hall conductor when an inhomogeneous magnetic field is applied normal to the plane of the Hall conductor. These equations are used to solve a specific example of a Hall cross in such a field, using finite difference techniques. The results are shown to be in excellent agreement with measured data.
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