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The Counterintuitive "One-Enhanced, One-Suppressed" Bifurcation Phenomenon of Spin Mobility under Weak Spin-Orbit Coupling in Helices
The chiral-induced spin selectivity (CISS) effect poses a longstanding puzzle: how weak spin-orbit coupling (SOC) within a helical molecule produces strong spin polarization. We uncover a counterintuitive phenomenon, a "one-enhanced, one-suppressed" bifurcation of spin-resolved mobility relative to
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