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The origin of the positive magnetoresistance is parallel conduction due to undepleted carriers in barrier layer, herein GaAs.

The principal difficulty associated with this technique is to correct for the parallel conduction through the electrolyte.

Different design criteria have been given to dope the carriers (amount and distance) in different regions to optimize the performance for higher sheet carrier density/parallel conduction voltage/effective parallel conduction voltage (Vc−Voff) to increase the transconductance, cut-off frequency and reliability of the device.

Just above T c, parallel conduction due to thermally excited Cooper pairs adds to the normal electron conduction (Aslamazov-Larkin (AL) term), and this effect is enhanced in a 2D systems [12].

Fig. 1 Model system (top left), impact of VDS and VGS on the 1D mode system (top right), and visualization of parallel conduction in an array of 1D wires (bottom).

In the two-phase region, the resistivity is shown to be modified by the steric distribution and geometry of the hydride precipitates, yielding different proportions of serial and parallel conduction.

The capacitance-voltage [Cp-V] and parallel conduction-voltage [Gp-V] characteristics were investigated using a 4200 semiconductor characterization system (Keithley Instruments, Cleveland, OH, USA).

These observations are used as initial conditions in a three dimensional nonlinear magnetohydrodynamic simulation with parallel thermal conduction included.

The algorithms described do not use field-aligned coordinates, but show, nevertheless, a strong reduction of the pollution of perpendicular heat flux caused by parallel heat conduction, compared to standard finite element or other finite difference formulations.

Closing some windows enhances conduction parallel to the closing walls and reduces radiation perpendicular to them.

In addition, heat conduction parallel to the surface, within the fluid near the sensor edges, can produce significant errors when sensors are made smaller to improve spatial resolution.