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Emergence of Subdominant Quadrupolar Order in the 5$d^2$ Multipolar Mott Insulator Ba$_2$CaOsO$_6$
Relativistic $5d$ Mott insulators host a rich variety of exotic hidden multipolar order, whose microscopic nature remains heavily debated. A broken local point-symmetry (BLPS) phase followed by antiferromagnetism was previously observed in the doped compound Ba$_2$Na$_{0.1}$Ca$_{0.9}$OsO$_6$, where
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