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This paper presents the treatment of the spin-orbit interaction to calculate x-ray spectroscopies. This term is here more specifically developed inside the Multiple Scattering Theory. We give the general paths resulting in a Schrödinger-like couple of equations, whose solutions are given in terms of \(\ell \), m, \(\sigma \) (spin) and s (solution) quantum numbers. The connection with the multiple scattering amplitudes is then given as well as the more general expression when dealing with complex self-energies. Finally the response functions for x-ray absorption near edge structure is given as it is implemented in the fdmnes code.
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Calogero R. Natoli is especially thanked for its teaching on MST, used in the fdmnes code. Particularly, he discovered independently from Wood and Boring the presented approach of spin-orbit and my knowledge on this subject directly comes from him.
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Joly, Y. (2018). About Spin-Orbit in the Multiple Scattering Theory. In: Sébilleau, D., Hatada, K., Ebert, H. (eds) Multiple Scattering Theory for Spectroscopies. Springer Proceedings in Physics, vol 204. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-73811-6_25
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