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Light-driven octupolar inverse Faraday effect and multipolar order in Mott insulators
Hidden multipolar orders in spin-orbit-coupled Mott insulators provide a promising setting for correlated quantum matter, yet their control and detection remain major challenges. Here, we demonstrate that circularly polarized light enables both the control and detection of hidden multipolar order in
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