  This paper predicts the effect of the Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya interaction (DMI)
and spin Hall effect in the spin-torque diode response of a Magnetic Tunnel
Junction built over a Tantalum strip. Our results indicate that, for a
microwave current large enough, the DMI can change qualitatively the resonant
response by splitting the ferromagnetic resonance peak. We also find out that
the two modes have a non-uniform spatial distribution.
