Starting at room temperature the Hall constant of In-doped lead tin telluride increases exponentially with inverse temperature, then decreases, and finally flattens out. This behavior is explained on the basis of autocompensation and the positive temperature dependence of the band gap.
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Weiser et al. (1979) studied this question.
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