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The rich magnetic anisotropy of compressively strained (Ga,Mn)As has attracted great interest recently. Here the authors discuss a sensitive method to visualize and quantify the individual components of the magnetic anisotropy using transport. A set of high resolution transport measurements is compiled into color coded resistance polar plots, which constitute a fingerprint of the symmetry components of the anisotropy. As a demonstration of the sensitivity of the method, they show that these typically reveal the presence of both the [1¯10] and the [010] uniaxial magnetic anisotropy component in (Ga,Mn)As layers, even when most other techniques reveal only one of these components.
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