Interaction corrections to the Hall coefficient at intermediate temperatures

We investigate the effect of electron-electron interaction on the temperature dependence of the Hall coefficient of two-dimensional electron gas at arbitrary relation between the temperature T and the elastic mean-free time τ. At small temperature $T\tau \ll ħ$ we reproduce the known relation between the logarithmic temperature dependences of the Hall coefficient and of the longitudinal conductivity. At higher temperatures, this relation is violated quite rapidly; correction to the Hall coefficient becomes $\propto 1/T$ whereas the longitudinal conductivity becomes linear in temperature.