Strong thermal-history-dependent magnetoresistance behavior in Ni49.5 Mn34.5 In16

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The thermal-history-dependent (THD) isothermal magnetoresistance (MR) behavior of Ni49.5 Mn34.5 In16 metamagnetic shape memory alloy is investigated. Irreversibility in isothermal MR is observed in reverse martensitic transformation temperature range, while an intriguing "overshooting" phenomenon is observed in forward martensitic transformation temperature range, showing a strong thermal-history dependence of MR behavior. Such a THD MR behavior can be explained in terms of phase coexistence, THD metastable phase, and magnetic-field-induced phase transition

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