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Scaling analysis of quantum geometry in second-order nonlinear transport
Quantum geometry encodes the structure of the Hilbert space of Bloch states and can be accessed through nonlinear transport. Yet, disorder-induced mechanisms generically contribute to nonlinear transport, making it difficult to isolate quantum-geometric contributions in experiments. Here we systemat
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