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Mesoscopic physics

a fall in resistance with rising temperature in narrow clean conductors when electron collisions make the flow viscous, as in Poiseuille flow.

In mesoscopic physics, Gurzhi effect refers to a fall in resistance with rising temperature in narrow clean conductors when electron collisions make the flow viscous, as in Poiseuille flow. This meaning comes from Gurzhi (1968) in Soviet Physics Uspekhi.[1]

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References

Gurzhi, R. N. (1968). Hydrodynamic Effects in Solids at Low Temperature. Soviet Physics Uspekhi, 11(2), 255-270. https://doi.org/10.1070/pu1968v011n02abeh003815

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