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Recent work on the Kondo effect in quasi-two-dimensional systems has shown that the Kondo contribution to the resistivity, Δ ρK , is strongly suppressed when the thickness of the system is made smaller than a few thousand Å. In this paper we report the results of further experiments which demonstrate that the behavior of Δ ρK also depends on the degree of disorder. Our results imply that disorder suppresses the Kondo effect in these systems.
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Blachly et al. (1994) studied this question.
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