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VOLUME 38 (1983) | ISSUE 3 | PAGE 91
Hopping conductivity at low frequencies in a disordered metallic chain
The low-frequency region 0 <ω <ωί(Τ), in which the one-dimensional (ID) conductivity is described by the law σ(ω) οζω^ω,Τ], is found for low temperatures T41 (τ is the free time of flight). The exponent s(a>, Τ) varies from zero for ω —> 0 to one for ω—*ωχ(Τ). At higher frequencies, ω>ωι(Τ), the ID Austin-Mott conductivity σ(ω) ωΤΙη2[Τ/ω) occurs.