The classical Hall effect in inhomogeneous systems is considered for the case of one-dimensional inhomogeneity. For a certain geometry of the problem and for the magnetic field linearly depending on the coordinate, the distribution of current density corresponds to the skin-effect.
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Alexander V. Chaplik (2000) studied this question.
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