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Orbitronics: orbit-spin interconversions for long range orbital propagation enabled by spin current
Orbitronics assumes long-range orbital currents, like spin currents in spintronics. However, recent theories and experiments challenge this view, showing rather local characters for orbital polarization and importance of orbit-spin conversions. In our work, angular momentum is created by ferromagnet
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