Acoustoelectric Effect in n-Type Germanium
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Metadata verified on Crossref. Theory and measurement of the acoustoelectric drag of electrons by a travelling ultrasonic wave in arsenic-doped n-type germanium (the second reader: donor concentrations of order 10¹⁴–10¹⁶ cm⁻³, 20–160 K), the quantitative validation of the Weinreich relation; the carrier-related attenuation was small enough to be hard to measure.
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- Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work3/5 established
- Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work3/5 established
- Chemical potential difference → Combustion → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Chemical potential difference → Combustion → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Electric potential difference → Peltier effect → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Electric potential difference → Peltier effect → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Electric potential difference → Ettingshausen effect → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Electric potential difference → Ettingshausen effect → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Incident radiation flux → Photothermal absorption → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Incident radiation flux → Photothermal absorption → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Radiative imbalance with the sky → Radiative sky cooling → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
- Radiative imbalance with the sky → Radiative sky cooling → Temperature gradient → Thermoacoustic effect → Acoustic wave → Acoustoelectric effect → Charge carriers → Electrical work5/7 established
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Physical Transformation Atlas (2026). source source:weinreich-sanders-white-1959: Acoustoelectric Effect in n-Type Germanium. Dataset revision rbfbfcbb70e57 (hash of the canonical data). https://physical-transformation-atlas.wldud5192.workers.dev/source/weinreich-sanders-white-1959
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