The physics of the third-order nonlinear Hall effect at room temperature. (IMAGE)
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(a), Angular dependence of the longitudinal resistance (lower panel) and the third-order Hall effect (upper panel) from 100 to 300 K; (b), longitudinal conductivity and (c), the third-order Hall effect; (d) The relationship between the third-order nonlinear Hall conductivity and the square of longitudinal conductivity; (e), The third-order nonlinear Hall coefficients (including the Drude-like and BCP-like parts) as the function of temperature.
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