DFT calculations predict that compressive strain makes the FeRh/MgO easy axis in-plane while tensile strain makes it out-of-plane, with the switch at zero strain.
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Strain controllable magnetocrystalline anisotropy in FeRh/MgO bilayers
DFT calculations predict that compressive strain makes the FeRh/MgO easy axis in-plane while tensile strain makes it out-of-plane, with the switch at zero strain.