Spin, linear momentum and orbital angular momentum

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How to prove when electron spin is perpendicular to linear momentum, orbital angular momentum can't be 0.
And when they are paralleled, orbital angular momentum is 0.
Thanks.
 
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ad6190 said:
How to prove when electron spin is perpendicular to linear momentum, orbital angular momentum can't be 0.
And when they are paralleled, orbital angular momentum is 0.
Thanks.
I think you are talking abput L_z, and not L^2.