  We report the magnetoresistance and nonlinear Hall effect studies over a wide
temperature range in pulsed laser deposited Ni0.07Zn0.93O thin film. Negative
and positive contributions to magnetoresistance at high and low temperatures
have been successfully modeled by the localized magnetic moment and two band
conduction process involving heavy and light hole subbands, respectively.
Nonlinearity in the Hall resistance also agrees well with the two channel
conduction model. A negative Hall voltage has been found for T $\gte 50 K$,
implying a dominant conduction mainly by electrons whereas positive Hall
voltage for T less than 50 K shows hole dominated conduction in this material.
Crossover in the sign of magnetoresistance from negative to positive reveals
the spin polarization of the charge carriers and hence the applicability of Ni
doped ZnO thin film for spintronic applications.
