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Microscopic foundation for orbitronics: orbital exchange interactions, orbital-dependent transport, and orbital switching
Recent experiments highlighted the essential role of the orbital degrees of freedom underlying current-induced magnetic dynamics. However, a microscopic picture of how orbital angular momenta are transferred between itinerant and localized electrons, and the way it feeds back into transport, remains
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