Spin-orbit Coupling Effects in Two-Dimensional Electron and Hole Systems

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Emerging Research Landscape of Altermagnetism (2022, background): “The first one links the broken space-inversion symmetry to the spin space by the electron’s relativistic spin-orbit coupling [78, 79].”
Spin-orbit coupling, quantum dots, and qubits in monolayer transition metal dichalcogenides (2013, methodology): “We note that, in addition to p̂ , another operator due to SOC appears in the calculation of the k · p matrix elements [43,64], but it can be neglected.”
Direct mapping of the formation of a persistent spin helix (2012, background): “Using the theoretical expression β1 = −γ〈k(2) z〉 [1], with 〈k(2) z〉 = 3.”
Schrieffer-Wolff transformation for quantum many-body systems (2011, background): “Since part of our concern in the present work is a systematic development of a proper series expansion for the SW, we can mention that high-order terms of this series have been carefully and laboriously developed in some important works [10] and may be found recorded in recent books dealing with app”
Spin dynamics in semiconductors (2010, methodology): “(13) including the confining potential [113, 143].”
Recent advances in high-performance bulk thermoelectric materials (2016, background): “The Rashba effect occurs in inversion-asymmetric materials that have strong spin–orbit coupling.(85) The band extrema are located off the high-symmetry axis in the reciprocal space (Fig.”