Time-Varying Strong Coupling and It Induced Time Diffraction of Magnon Modes

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2411.06801v2
• Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 06:11:51 GMT
• Title: Time-Varying Strong Coupling and It Induced Time Diffraction of Magnon Modes
• Authors: Jinwei Rao, Yi-Pu Wang, Zhijian Chen, Bimu Yao, Kaixin Zhao, Chunke Wei, Congyi Wang, Runze Li, Li-Hui Bai, Wei Lu,
• Abstract summary: Time-varying media break the temporal translation symmetry of wave propagation in materials, enabling advanced wave manipulations. Here, we drive a ferrimagnet with periodic pump pulses to construct time-varying strong coupling between two magnon modes. Using a frequency comb spectroscopy technique developed in this work, we characterize the frequency conversion of magnon modes induced by the time-varying strong coupling effect. We construct time slits with adjacent time interfaces and demonstrate, for the first time, the double-slit time diffraction of magnon modes.
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• Abstract: Time-varying media break the temporal translation symmetry of wave propagation in materials, enabling advanced wave manipulations. However, this novel phenomenon has been rarely explored in magnonic systems due to the significant challenge of achieving a sudden and prominent change in magnon dispersion within materials. Here, we drive a ferrimagnet with periodic pump pulses to construct time-varying strong coupling between two magnon modes. We observe a change in the beats of Rabi-like oscillations near the pulse edges, indicating the time-varying strong magnon coupling and the formation of time interfaces. Using a frequency comb spectroscopy technique developed in this work, we characterize the frequency conversion of magnon modes induced by the time-varying strong coupling effect. Moreover, we construct time slits with adjacent time interfaces and demonstrate, for the first time, the double-slit time diffraction of magnon modes. The frequency spacing of the multiplied magnon modes inversely correlates with the separation between two time slits, analogous to the well-known Yang's double-slit experiment. These findings rely solely on the time-varying strong magnon coupling, independent of device reconfiguration. Our results open avenues for applications such as all-magnetic mixers or on-chip GHz sources.

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