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This article puts forward a nonlinear spectroscopy technique to probe inversion symmetry breaking in time-reversal symmetric Dirac metals. The authors show that the nonlinear Hall effect features strong interband resonances with a non-Lorentzian profile, which represent its hallmark feature, and are controlled by the tilt parameter.
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