Abstract
Ferromagnets with uniaxial magnetocrystalline anisotropy have been a significant platform to explore applications in magnetic devices. Although it is commonly recognized that the magnetic anisotropy is crucial for the formation of noncollinear domain patterns, the effects of the anisotropy direction are usually neglected in recent studies. Here, we imaged stray fields generated by a polycrystalline MnNiGa sample with a nitrogen-vacancy color center in diamond and found that various stripe domains and magnetic bubbles exist in different regions. These domain patterns could be explained by the difference in anisotropy directions among crystallites via micromagnetic simulation. It can be inferred that the magnetic anisotropy direction plays a key role in energetically favorable domain structures based on our results. The magnetic anisotropy direction may be exploited as an ingredient to modulate domains and develop devices.
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