The magnetoresistance oscillation of the charge density wave (CDW) material
NbSe3 whisker has been studied under strain at different temperatures (4.2
K, 30 K, 40 K). With a constant measuring current, the magnetoresistance (
MR) curves oscillate at 30 K while they are smooth at 4.2 K and become a se
ries of zigzag curves at 40 K. These oscillation periods are Delta H, rathe
r than Delta(1/H). It is found that either increasing the temperature to 40
K, or straining the sample to a displacement as large as epsilon = 3.1%, m
akes the regular oscillations disappear. By analysing the data, we found ou
r results can be interpreted as the quantum coherence effect of a moving CD
W.