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In-plane magnetic field control of anomalous Hall response enabled by magnetic anisotropy engineering
Engineering magnetic anisotropy provides a powerful route to control magnetization orientation and unlock emerging functionalities in opto-spintronic and current-driven devices. Beyond its role in magnetization reversal, the effective anisotropy can strongly influence the magnetotransport response,
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