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a) Repeated temperature-dependent resistance measurements of the LSCO/LAO film with a current of 1 μA. b) Temperature-dependent resistance difference between warming and cooling curves at each cycle. c) The magnetic hysteresis after repeated measurements (red) compared with the original one (black) at 10 K. d) Temperature-dependent in-plane magnetization measured in the FC mode after repeated measurements (red) compared with the original one (black). The index numbers in the image represent the cycle index of measurements.

a) Repeated temperature-dependent resistance measurements of the LSCO/LAO film with a current of 1 μA. b) Temperature-dependent resistance difference between warming and cooling curves at each cycle. c) The magnetic hysteresis after repeated measurements (red) compared with the original one (black) at 10 K. d) Temperature-dependent in-plane magnetization measured in the FC mode after repeated measurements (red) compared with the original one (black). The index numbers in the image represent the cycle index of measurements.

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