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Driven-dissipative Quantum Dynamics in Cavity Magnon-Polariton System
arXiv
Authors: Guogan Zhao, Yong Wang, X. -F. Qian
Year
2021
Paper ID
63006
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
The dynamics of arbitrary-order quantum correlations in a cavity magnon-polariton system are investigated based on the quantum master equation in the coherent state representation. The phenomena of Rabi-like oscillation and level repulsion of the average cavity-photon number agree remarkably well with existing experimental observations. The competing nature of coherent and incoherent components in these two cases is further revealed by the second-order quantum coherence of the cavity photons and magnons, which can be systematically tuned by the driving microwave and thermal bath. Our results demonstrate the rich higher-order quantum dynamics induced by magnetic light-matter interaction, and serve as an indispensable step toward exploring nonclassical states for cavity photons and magnons in quantum cavity magnonics.
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- The dynamics of arbitrary-order quantum correlations in a cavity magnon-polariton system are investigated based on the quantum master equation in the coherent state representation.
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