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The resistivity of liquid germanium has been calculated as 74.0 mu Omega cm on the Ziman theory using the authors experimentally determined interference function at 1047 degrees C, together with the t matrix from a muffin tin potential. Latest experimental results give 67.2 mu Omega cm for the resistivity compared with a value of 66.1 mu Omega cm calculated using a hard sphere interference function of packing density 0.45. The models of the liquid used in the calculation are discussed as a possible cause of the difference between calculation and experiment.
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