Graduate Free carrier density and the electron momentum relaxation time

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The discussion centers on finding reliable sources for the free carrier density and electron momentum relaxation time of various substances, particularly carbon, for a personal project. The original poster has already searched online and on ScienceDirect without success. Participants acknowledge the difficulty of finding this specific information and suggest that searching can be time-consuming. There is a lack of specific recommendations for books or resources that contain the desired data. Overall, the conversation highlights the challenge of sourcing technical information online.
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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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