Phase controlled spectral topology, dynamic stability and sensitivity in Non-Hermitian Cavity Magnonics

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.16522v1
• Date: Mon, 15 Jun 2026 10:24:00 GMT
• Title: Phase controlled spectral topology, dynamic stability and sensitivity in Non-Hermitian Cavity Magnonics
• Abstract summary: coherent photonmagnon interactions and reservoir-mediated dissipative coupling interfere through a single externally tunable phase.<n>Phase-controlled non-Hermitian topology gives rise to exceptional points, linewidth engineering, and zero-damping conditions.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: We theoretically investigate a non-Hermitian cavity-magnon platform in which coherent photonmagnon interactions and reservoir-mediated dissipative coupling interfere through a single externally tunable phase. We show that this interference phase provides a universal control parameter that continuously rotates the effective coupling between Hermitian and anti-Hermitian regimes, enabling dynamic transitions between level repulsion and level attraction without modifying intrinsic system parameters. The resulting phase-controlled non-Hermitian topology gives rise to exceptional points, linewidth engineering, and zero-damping conditions. Owing to the propagation-direction dependence of the dissipative interaction, the system further exhibits strong nonreciprocal transport and phase-tunable isolation arising from asymmetric hybridization of the cavity and magnon modes. Beyond its spectral and transport properties, we establish a direct connection between nonHermitian spectral topology and nonequilibrium population dynamics. The interference phase governs the stability of the hybrid modes, driving transitions between stable relaxation, critical slowing down near exceptional points, oscillatory energy exchange, and exponentially amplified dynamics. We further demonstrate that the same phase-controlled exceptional topology can be exploited for enhanced sensing, where the eigenvalue response exhibits the characteristic square-root scaling associated with exceptional-point physics. Our results provide a unified framework linking spectral topology, directional transport, dynamical stability, and sensing functionality through reservoirengineered interference in cavity magnonic systems.

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