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Giant third-order nonlinearity amplifies second-harmonic transport in Ca3Ru2O7
Nonlinear electrical transport enables the conversion and detection of electromagnetic signals, supporting wireless energy harvesting, sensing and frequency conversion. Achieving both a large response and electrical tunability remains a central materials challenge. Here we harness giant third-order
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