Comment on ``Magnetoresistance Anomalies in Antiferromagnetic YBaCuO: Fingerprints of Charged Stripes''
arXiv:cond-mat/0005275 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.85.474
Abstract
In a recent Letter Ando et al (cond-mat/9905071) discovered an anomalous magnetoresistance(MR) in hole doped antiferromagnetic YBaCuO, which they attributed to charged stripes, i.e., to segregation of holes into lines. In this Comment we show that the experiments, albeit being interesting, do not prove the existence of stripes. In our view the anomalous behavior is due to an (a,b) plane anisotropy of the resistivity in the bulk and to a magnetic field dependent antiferromagnetic (AF) domain structure. It is unlikely that domain walls are charged stripes.
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