quantum physics

Giant nonlinear Hall effect in isospin symmetry broken bilayer graphene

Nature.com·July 20, 2026

Spontaneous isospin symmetry breaking can strongly influence quantum nonlinear transport. Here, the authors observe a giant nonlinear Hall conductivity in dual-gated Bernal bilayer graphene that manifests strongly in a field-driven isospin polarized phase.

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