Magnetoresistance effect element

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A multilayer comprising magnetic layers and nonmagnetic layers, which are stacked in a manner to produce a magnetoresistance effect, is formed on a main surface of a substrate having at least the surface portion formed of a single crystal of cubic system. The (110) plane of said single crystal constituting the main surface of the substrate. The magnetic layers are distorted such that a uniaxial easy axis of magnetization is formed within a plane.

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