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Characterizing quasiparticles in strongly correlated systems using nonlinear spectroscopy in quantum simulators
Characterizing carrier type in strongly correlated quantum systems conventionally relies on the Hall effect. In cold-atom quantum simulators, implementing Hall transport measurements typically requires synthetic gauge fields, which introduces significant heating. Here, we present nonlinear spectrosc
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