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Pronounced basal plane anisotropy in the magnetoresistance of YbCo2Si2

We have investigated the antiferromagnetic (AFM) state of YbCo2Si2 by means of magnetoresistance measurements for different field and current directions. We observed huge magnetoresistance effects, up to ±60% even at low fields B < 2 T, and a very rich variety of features. The results evidence a complex magnetic phase diagram, with a pronounced anisotropy even for different field directions within the basal plane. The analysis of these results gives valuable insight into the different AFM phases of YbCo2Si2.