Reflected caustic spin-wave beams are selected by caustic-point transitions on the anisotropic iso-frequency contour, yielding carrier-wavevector and wavefront trends opposite to Snell's law.
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A driven-dissipative altermagnetic magnon bath generates an extended LLG equation with two spatially nonlocal anisotropic damping terms, one non-Markovian, for controlling classical spin dynamics in AMI/FI bilayers.
Transverse pumping produces markedly higher magnon population at the spectral minimum than parallel pumping because the kinetic instability provides an efficient direct transfer channel under allowed conditions.
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Anomalous Reflection of Caustic Spin-Wave Beams in a Magnonic Waveguide
Reflected caustic spin-wave beams are selected by caustic-point transitions on the anisotropic iso-frequency contour, yielding carrier-wavevector and wavefront trends opposite to Snell's law.
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Engineering a driven-dissipative bath of altermagnetic quantum magnons for controlling classical dynamics of spins hosting spin waves, domain walls, or skyrmions
A driven-dissipative altermagnetic magnon bath generates an extended LLG equation with two spatially nonlocal anisotropic damping terms, one non-Markovian, for controlling classical spin dynamics in AMI/FI bilayers.
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Enhancement of magnon flux toward a Bose-Einstein condensate
Transverse pumping produces markedly higher magnon population at the spectral minimum than parallel pumping because the kinetic instability provides an efficient direct transfer channel under allowed conditions.