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Spin effects in the particle current of Bose-Einstein condensates in synthetic gauge fields
Spin reveals the rotational features of a system independently of its state of motion. Hence, it is not a relativistic quantity, despite giving rise to effects that emerge naturally from relativistic equations only. Within a non-relativistic framework these effects are not inherently captured, and h
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