Fig. 3: Magnetization and Hall Conductivity measured with magnetic field B and current I applied along different crystallographic directions.

Hall conductivity (red curve, plotted on the left axis) and magnetization (blue curve, plotted on the right axis) as a function of magnetic field for magnetic field B∣∣[120] and I∣∣[100] (a), B∣∣[100] and I∣∣[120] (b), and B∣∣[001] and I∣∣[120] (c). The pink colored curve in (b) is the magnetization measured on the Hall bar sample. Hall conductivity as a function of magnetic field at various temperatures for B∣∣[120] and I∣∣[100] (d), B∣∣[100] and I∣∣[120] (e), and B∣∣[100] and I∣∣[001] (f). Dashed lines and shaded regions of different colors serve as guides for the eye, indicating transitions at the magnetic fields B₁,  B₂, and B₃ observed in the magnetization measurements. [100], [120] and [001] are defined as x, y, and z directions as illustrated in the inset of Fig. 2b.