We report on measurements of the in-plane resistivity rho and Hall coe
fficient R(H)(B \\ c) of various oxygen-deficient epitaxial films of Y
Ba2Cu3O7-x in the normal state. The superconducting transition tempera
tures T(c) of the samples vary from 14 to 90 K. Both the resistivity a
nd the Hall coefficient exhibit a strong dependence on the oxygen cont
ent and the temperature. As x increases, T(c) decreases continuously,
while rho and R(H) gradually increase in magnitude. Furthermore, also
the characteristic linear dependences of rho proportional-to T and R(H
) is-proportional-to T-1 of the highly doped compounds changes to a no
nlinear behavior for the samples with T(c) lower than 60 K. The unusua
l doping and temperature dependence of R(H) will be compared to the pr
edictions of our calculations, based on a two-dimensional tight-bindin
g model using the relaxation-time approximation. The model considers a
lso the next-nearest-neighbor hopping, which strongly influences the p
redicted Hall coefficient. Additionally, the cotangent of the Hall ang
le cot(THETA(H)) is discussed in the framework of the two-dimensional
Luttinger liquid theory.