Figure 3: Temperature dependence of magnetoresistivity. | Nature Communications

Figure 3: Temperature dependence of magnetoresistivity.

From: Anomalous magnetoresistance in the spinel superconductor LiTi2O4

Figure 3

(a) The transverse magnetoresistivity with Bab plane, Δρxx=ρxx(B)−ρxx(0T), changes from negative to positive as temperature is decreased. The crossover temperature is 50±10 K. The positive magnetoresistivity is proportional to B2 as seen in the inset, whereas the negative MR is not. (b) Magnetoresistivity at 7 T plotted against the temperature. The dark and red symbols are for samples L1 and L2, respectively. The magnetic field was applied along three different directions, that is, B//ab plane (B//I, BI) and Bab plane. The error bars are maximum data noise in determining the magnetoresistivity. The negative magnetoresistivity is nearly isotropic, whereas the positive magnetoresistivity shows unambiguous anisotropy.

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