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We show that in van der Waals stacks of twisted hexagonal layers the proximity induced Rashba spin-orbit coupling can be affected by quantum interference. We calculate the quantum phase responsible for this effect in graphene-transition metal dichalcogenide bilayers as a function of interlayer twist angle. We show how this quantum phase affects the spin polarization of the graphene bands and discuss its potential effect on spin-tocharge conversion measurements. In twisted trilayers symmetries can be broken as well as restored for certain twist angles. This can be used to deduce the effects of induced spin-orbit coupling on spin-lifetime anisotropy and magnetoconductance measurements.
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