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The Critical Role of Itinerant Contributions to Orbital Angular Momentum Relaxation and Dynamics
Orbital angular momentum (OAM) is a promising degree of freedom for low-dissipation transport and magnetization control, yet its relaxation mechanisms remain controversial, with atomcentered approximations (ACA) predicting much shorter OAM diffusion lengths than experiments. We address this discrepa
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