We present a calculation of the temperature dependence of the electronic mobility in quasi-one-dimensional conductor systems due to scattering by longitudinal-acoustic phonons, using the memory-function formalism. We expect that the theoretical results here obtained can be applied to quantum-well wires, to linear chain mercury compounds such as Hg_3-δ{AsF}₆$, and to some organic compounds that behave like one-dimensional electron-gas systems.
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