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Dynamical study of the transport properties of eta -Mo4O11 single crystals by use of the photoinduced transient thermoelectric effect.

The pulsed-laser-induced transient thermoelectric effect (TTE) and the static transport properties (resistivity, Hall coefficient, magnetoresistance, and thermopower) of a quasi-two-dimensional η-Mo 4 O 11 crystal have been measured over the time range 50 ns-2 ms and temperature range 4.2-300 K. The observed TTE voltages decay exponentially with time, showing relaxation processes with multiple relaxation times τ i (i=1-5) for thermal diffusions of photogenerated carriers (electrons and holes), from which we can evaluate the corresponding carrier mobilities μ i