It is shown that two circumstances must be taken into account in order to d
escribe the tunneling magnetoresistance and Hall effect in granular ferroma
gnetic metals: 1) the size variance of the metallic granules and 2) the per
colation character of the tunneling conductivity of the system, determining
the optimal (temperature-dependent) size of the granules through which cur
rent transport occurs. This complicates the dependences of the magnetoresis
tance and Hall resistance of the system on its magnetization and temperatur
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