Anomalous asymmetry of magnetoresistance in NbSe3 single crystals
A. A. Sinchenko, Yu. I. Latyshev, A. P. Orlov, P. Monceau
Abstract
A pronounced asymmetry of magnetoresistance with respect to the magnetic field direction is observed for NbSe3 crystals placed in a magnetic field perpendicular to their conducting planes. It is shown that the effect persists in a wide temperature range and manifests itself starting from a certain magnetic induction value B0, which at T=4.2 K corresponds to the transition to the quantum limit, i.to the state where the Landay level splitting exceeds the temperature.
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