Free carrier density and the electron momentum relaxation time

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The discussion centers on the need for resources regarding free carrier density and electron momentum relaxation time for various substances, specifically mentioning Carbon. The user, Adrian, has searched online, including ScienceDirect.com, but has not found satisfactory results. Participants emphasize the difficulty of finding this information and suggest that extensive searching may be required.

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Need the above for a personal project. Looked on the internet and ScienceDirect.com but no luck.
Hi

For a personal project, where can I find the free carrier density and the electron momentum relaxation time of various substances (i.e. Carbon etc .....).

Is there a book or something ?

Thanks.

Adrian
 
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Adrian Tudini said:
TL;DR Summary: Need the above for a personal project. Looked on the internet and ScienceDirect.com but no luck.

Hi

For a personal project, where can I find the free carrier density and the electron momentum relaxation time of various substances (i.e. Carbon etc .....).

Is there a book or something ?

Thanks.

Adrian
Searching on the internet can be a very lengthy business. How many hours have you spent, so far? Yes; that can be the timescale.
Sorry; I know nothing about the topic but I do have loads of experience looking for stuff on 'the Internet'.
 

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