Two-frequency modulation of cavity resonance produces qualitatively new features in magnon-polariton spectra compared to single-frequency drives.
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Magnetic cavity coupling renders H2 ground states metastable, inverts singlet-triplet gaps, and stabilizes exotic antiaromatic states in rings like H4 and C4H4 by preventing Jahn-Teller distortions.
Chiral and nonreciprocal magnons can mediate a one-way dissipative coupling that makes two driven NV spin qubits converge to a maximally entangled Bell state as their steady state.
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Multifrequency Floquet Engineering of Magnon Polaritons
Two-frequency modulation of cavity resonance produces qualitatively new features in magnon-polariton spectra compared to single-frequency drives.
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Engineering molecular potential energy surfaces using magnetic cavity quantum electrodynamics
Magnetic cavity coupling renders H2 ground states metastable, inverts singlet-triplet gaps, and stabilizes exotic antiaromatic states in rings like H4 and C4H4 by preventing Jahn-Teller distortions.
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Steady-state entanglement of spin qubits mediated by nonreciprocal and chiral magnons
Chiral and nonreciprocal magnons can mediate a one-way dissipative coupling that makes two driven NV spin qubits converge to a maximally entangled Bell state as their steady state.