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Gentle Floquet control of orbital Hall effect and orbital inverse Faraday effect
Floquet engineering controls material responses via a time-periodic electromagnetic drive. An important task in practise is to reduce the driving strengths required to implement Floquet protocols.We show that in systems with strong phase-space constraints, where the response is dominated by a small
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