Temperature dependence of angular-dependent magnetoresistance in epitaxial Fe(001) film

Angular-dependent magnetoresistance (ADMR) of an epitaxial Fe(001) film is investigated with current along hard and easy axes in-plane at different temperatures. The temperature dependences of ordinary magnetoresistance (OMR), anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR), and magnetocrystalline anisotropy magnetoresistance (MMR) in ADMR were determined. As temperature decreases, negative OMR and positive AMR with a twofold symmetry show increasing and decreasing amplitudes, respectively. The amplitude of MMR with twofold and fourfold symmetries is almost invariable with both temperature and magnetic field. Meantime, when current was applied at hard and easy axes, MMR contributes an anti-phase signal to ADMR. Our findings of OMR, AMR, and MMR in the Fe(001) ADMR are of great significance to the understanding of magnetoresistance in magnetic films. published under an exclusive license by AIP Publishing

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The angular-dependent magnetoresistance (ADMR) of an epitaxial Fe(001) film is studied at different temperatures, with the current along the in-plane hard and easy axes. The temperature dependence of ordinary magnetoresistance (OMR), anisotropic magnetoresistance (AMR), and magnetocrystalline anisotropy magnetoresistance (MMR) in ADMR is determined. The findings of OMR, AMR, and MMR in Fe(001) ADMR are of great significance in understanding magnetoresistance in magnetic films.