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We report on the magnetic anisotropy (MA) and magnetoresistance (MR) properties of [Co (tCo)/Au (tAu)]Nθmultilayers prepared by changing the incident angle of deposition, θ, thicknesses tCoand tAuof Co and Au layers, respectively, and number of bilayers, N, while keeping N × tCofixed at 20 nm. Although all of the multilayers showed MAs at low applied magnetic fields, H, and room temperature, the ones deposited at θ = 45° showed remarkable magnetic anisotropies, which is further enhanced upon magnetic annealing. The [Co (1 nm)/Au (2 nm)]2045multilayer showed a maximum MR of 2.1% at room temperature and H = 1 kOe. Moreover, for the same field H and current I, the transverse (H ⊥ I) MR is always larger than the longitudinal (H ∥ I) MR.
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