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Interplay of internal and external coupling phases in cavity magnonics: from level repulsion to attraction
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Authors: Guillaume Bourcin, Mufti Avicena, Vincent Vlaminck, Jeremy Bourhill, Vincent Castel
Year
2026
Paper ID
25778
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
We experimentally validate a unified input--output model that incorporates internal and external coupling phases in a room-temperature cavity magnonic system. By explicitly accounting for phase effects, the model provides full control of interference-induced antiresonances and enables a clear interpretation of the transition from level repulsion to level attraction. Nonreciprocal transmission - originating from internal phases - is accurately reproduced under specific coupling conditions. Quantitative agreement between experiments and simulations is obtained across all coupling regimes, demonstrating a practical route toward phase-controlled cavity--magnon devices.
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