V.М. Kuz'menko

The vanadium films were produced in the amorphous state by condensing vapor on a glass surface, cooled with liquid helium and then crystallized during a warming at T≈150 K. Before the evaporation of the metal was begun the pressure in the working cell was ~10 11-10 12 Torr. Magnetoresistance of crystalline vanadium films 10-50 nm thickness is investigated at temperatures 4,2-77 K in magnetic fields up to 4 T. Magnetoresistance is positive always, falls of sharply with increasing temperature and depends on the magnetic field in anomalous way: in the region of classically weak magnetic fields. (Here ? the change of resistance of square film in a magnetic fields with induction ). The results agree satisfactorily with the theory of an anomalous magnetoresistance two-dimensional systems, which incorporates a scattering of electrons by superconducting fluctua-tions.