Dynamic phase diagram of dc-pumped magnon condensates

Abstract

We study the effects of nonlinear dynamics and damping by phonons on a system of interacting electronically pumped magnons in a ferromagnet. The nonlinear effects are crucial for constructing the dynamic phase diagram, which describes how "swasing" and Bose-Einstein condensation emerge out of the quasiequilibrated thermal cloud of magnons. We analyze the system in the presence of magnon damping and interactions, demonstrating the continuous onset of stable condensates as well as hysteretic transitions.

9 pages, 6 figures

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