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Infrared evidence for strong $C_{3}$ symmetry breaking in 1$T$-TiSe$_{2}$
The interplay between lattice and electron degrees of freedom gives rise to competing ordered states in quantum materials, which can lead to a series of subsequent symmetry breaking transitions. While the differences are often subtle, these phases can be distinguished by their remaining point group
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