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Graded Orbital Interface Engineering for Enhanced Damping-like Torque Efficiency
Orbitronics has emerged as a promising approach for generating orbital currents using low cost, abundant materials through the orbital Hall effect. Since orbital current cannot directly interact with the local magnetization of a conventional ferromagnet, a non-magnetic layer with strong spin orbit c
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