CD-ARPES reveals p-wave OAM texture in chiral (TaSe4)2I where orbital polarization dominates spin, controllable by crystal handedness.
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A theory is derived for disorder-induced time-reversal-odd nonlinear spin and orbital Hall effects, including a scaling relation to distinguish mechanisms and model results showing orbital contributions can exceed spin ones.
ARPES measurements on chiral Te reveal spin-free interatomic OAM in well-isolated s-orbital bands, confirmed by circular dichroism and spin-resolved data.
Orbital currents in transition metals decay within a few atomic layers after injection and partially convert to spin currents with spin-orbit coupling, differing from spin current behavior.
Relativistic derivation of coupled spin-orbital angular momentum dynamics in magnetic systems, with total J conserved under Heisenberg exchange even in the presence of electromagnetic fields.
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p-Wave Orbital Angular Momentum Texture in a Chiral Crystal
CD-ARPES reveals p-wave OAM texture in chiral (TaSe4)2I where orbital polarization dominates spin, controllable by crystal handedness.
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Disorder induced time-reversal-odd nonlinear spin and orbital Hall effects
A theory is derived for disorder-induced time-reversal-odd nonlinear spin and orbital Hall effects, including a scaling relation to distinguish mechanisms and model results showing orbital contributions can exceed spin ones.
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Observation of spin-free interatomic orbital angular momentum in a chiral crystal
ARPES measurements on chiral Te reveal spin-free interatomic OAM in well-isolated s-orbital bands, confirmed by circular dichroism and spin-resolved data.
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Injection of orbital angular momentum into transition metals from first-principles
Orbital currents in transition metals decay within a few atomic layers after injection and partially convert to spin currents with spin-orbit coupling, differing from spin current behavior.
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Relativistic theory for coupled orbital and spin angular momentum dynamics in magnetic systems
Relativistic derivation of coupled spin-orbital angular momentum dynamics in magnetic systems, with total J conserved under Heisenberg exchange even in the presence of electromagnetic fields.