A continuous 50-nm Permalloy film on 400-nm-period nanopyramid templates forms a 2D magnonic crystal exhibiting a complete tunable in-plane band gap and strongly localized flat-band modes due to curvature-induced demagnetizing fields.
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Derives two-film scattering theory for planar cavity magnonics that enables geometry-controlled bright-channel enhancement and symmetry-breaking effects on mode visibility.
Local inhomogeneities enable phase-dependent non-adiabatic parametric amplification of propagating spin waves in YIG nanostructures via momentum scattering, as shown by micromagnetic simulations and Brillouin light scattering experiments.
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Sculpting Spin-Wave Landscapes via Curvature of 2D Magnonic Crystals
A continuous 50-nm Permalloy film on 400-nm-period nanopyramid templates forms a 2D magnonic crystal exhibiting a complete tunable in-plane band gap and strongly localized flat-band modes due to curvature-induced demagnetizing fields.
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Geometry-controlled magnon-polaritons of double magnetic films in planar cavities
Derives two-film scattering theory for planar cavity magnonics that enables geometry-controlled bright-channel enhancement and symmetry-breaking effects on mode visibility.
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Phase-dependent parametric amplification of propagating spin waves in YIG nanostructures enabled by local inhomogeneities
Local inhomogeneities enable phase-dependent non-adiabatic parametric amplification of propagating spin waves in YIG nanostructures via momentum scattering, as shown by micromagnetic simulations and Brillouin light scattering experiments.