If \( E_H \), \( J_x \) and \( B_z \) are the Hall field, current density and magnetic field strength respectively, then Hall coefficient is given by:ॉॉ
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The Hall coefficient is a measure of the charge carrier density in a conductor or semiconductor.
The Hall coefficient is defined as:
\[
R_H = \frac{E_H}{J_x B_z}
\]
where \( E_H \) is the Hall voltage, \( J_x \) is the current density, and \( B_z \) is the applied magnetic field.
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