We report measurements of thermally-driven flux motion (Nernst effect)
in epitaxial Nd1.85Ce.15CuO4 films. It is found that, because of its
relatively small H(c2) (6 Tesla) compared with other high T(c) materia
ls such as YBCO and BSCCO, the Nernst coefficient in the mixed state o
f Nd1.85Ce.15CuO4 depends much more strongly on sample temperature and
applied magnetic field. The flux-line transport entropy, extracted fr
om Nernst effect and resistivity measurements, has been found to quali
tatively agree with the Maki's expression. As the applied magnetic fie
ld exceeds H(c2), however, the observed normal-state Nernst effect is
much larger than expected. This unusual behavior may be a two-band eff
ect.