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Understanding the role of spin-orbit coupling (SOC) has been crucial tocontrolling magnetic anisotropy in magnetic multilayer films. It has been shownthat electronic structure can be altered via interface SOC by varying thesuperlattice structure, resulting in spontaneous magnetization perpendicular orparallel to the plane. In lieu of magnetic thin films, we study the similarlyanisotropic helimagnet Cr$_{1/3}$NbS$_2$, where the spin polarizationdirection, controlled by the applied magnetic field, can modify the electronicstructure. As a result, the direction of spin polarization can modulate thedensity of states, and in turn affect the in-plane electrical conductivity. InCr$_{1/3}$NbS$_2$, we found an enhancement of in-plane conductivity when thespin polarization is out-of-plane, as compared to in-plane spin polarization.This is consistent with the increase of density of states near the Fermi energyat the same spin configuration, found from first principles calculations. Wealso observe unusual field dependence of the Hall signal in the sametemperature range. This is unlikely to originate from the non-collinear spintexture, but rather further indicates strong dependence of electronic structureon spin orientation relative to the plane.

Out-of-Plane Spin-Orientation Dependent Magnetotransport Properties in the Anisotropic Helimagnet Cr$_{1/3}$NbS$_2$