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VOLUME 47 (1988) | ISSUE 10 | PAGE 498
Nature of the conductivity anisotropy and distinctive features in the localization of electrons in layered indium selenide
There is a temperature interval in which the conductivity in the direction transverse with respect to the layers in InSe results from a hopping conductivity with a variable hopping length, while the conductivity along the layers results from extended states of the conduction band. A model capable of explaining this unusual situation is discussed.