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Double circular dichroism high harmonic spectroscopy: An ultrafast probe for topological photocurrents
Understanding optical responses of topological matter is central to optoelectronic applications, photocurrent control, and spectroscopy. Yet schemes for sensing ultrafast photocurrents and separating bulk and surface contributions are lacking. We introduce double circular dichroism (DCD) harmonic sp
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