Circulating cavity magnon polaritons
arXiv:2006.02203 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.102.064416
Abstract
We predict magnon polariton states circulating unidirectionally in a microwave cavity when loaded by a number of magnets on special lines. Realistic finite-element numerical simulations, including dielectric, time-dependent and non-linear effects, confirm the validity of the approximations of a fully analytical input-output model. We find that a phased antenna array can focus all power into a coherent microwave beam with controlled direction and an intensity that scales with the number of magnets.
12 pages, 6 figures
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