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is now split into two modes with opposite spin states, each shifted by Δk = λ ∂
on the momentum axis. The corresponding generalized momentum is the manifestation of the spin-orbit interaction, which is responsible for effects such as the optical
spin-Hall, Magnus, and Coriolis effects, and the Berry phase shift.
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