In-plane and interlayer magnetoresistance in FeSe
arXiv:2507.23255 · doi:10.7566/JPSJ.94.114701
Abstract
We report measurements of the in-plane and interlayer magnetoresistances of FeSe. The in-plane magnetoresistance for is positive below and increases with decreasing temperature, exceeding 2.5 at = 10 K and = 14 T. The field-direction dependence indicates that the in-plane magnetoresistance is basically determined by the -axis component of the magnetic field. The interlayer magnetoresistance is negative below but turns positive below 18 K, which is probably due to the contamination by the large in-plane magnetoresistance. The field-direction dependence of the interlayer magnetoresistance can approximately be described by a standard formula for quasi-two-dimensional electron systems except near . The experimental magnetoresistance near is larger than the formula, which can be attributed to the so-called interlayer coherence peak. The large width of the peak indicates the correspondingly large interlayer transfer energy.
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