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Unraveling the electronic structure and the oxygen $K$-edge x-ray absorption near-edge structure spectrum of DyFeO$_3$
Rare-earth orthoferrites such as DyFeO$_3$ exhibit a rich interplay between localized rare-earth and transition-metal moments, giving rise to complex magnetic phases and magnetoelectric phenomena. Understanding their electronic and spectroscopic properties from first principles requires an accurate
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