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通过耦合三维微波腔中光子和腔内钇铁石榴石单晶小球中的自旋波量子形成腔-自旋波量子的耦合系统, 并通过精确调节系统参数在该实验系统中观测到各向异性奇异点. 奇异点对应于非厄米系统中一种特殊状态, 在奇异点处, 耦合系统的本征值和本征矢均简并, 并且往往伴随着非平庸的物理性质. 以往大量研究主要集中在各向同性奇异点的范畴, 它的特征是在系统参数空间中沿着不同参数坐标趋近该奇异点时具有相同的函数关系. 在这篇文章中, 主要介绍实验上在腔光子-自旋波量子耦合系统中通过调节系统的耦合强度和腔的耗散衰减系数两条趋近奇异点的路径而实现了各向异性奇异点, 具体分别对应于在趋近奇异点时, 本征值的虚部的变化与耦合强度和腔的衰减系数的变化会有线性和平方根不同的行为. 各向异性奇异点的实现有助于基于腔光子-自旋波量子耦合系统的量子信息处理和精密探测器件的进一步研究.
We theoretically and experimentally demonstrate the anisotropic exceptional points (EPs) in the cavity magnonics system where magnons in a one millimeter-diameter yttrium iron garnet (YIG) sphere are coherently coupled with the microwave photons in a three-dimensional microwave cavity. The damping nature makes the cavity magnonics system inherently non-Hermitian. By solving the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of non-Hermitian Hamiltonian, a series of interesting and essential characteristics of the system can be obtained. Therefore, non-Hermitian physics has received more and more attention in both theory and experiment communities. Among them, exceptional points correspond to the non-Hermitian system’s degenerate states where the eigenvalues of the non-Hermitian system are identical, and the eigenvectors are parallel. The coupled cavity photon-magnon system has high tunability of coupling strength and cavity external damping rate, which is very suitable for studying EPs -related physics. Exceptional points (EPs) are crucial in all kinds of non-Hermitian physical systems, which have both fundamental and applicational importance. For instance, it can be used for sensitive detection by monitoring spectrum splitting of degenerate modes when a perturbation to be sensed occurs. The EPs can be anisotropic, which means that it has a different function relation when the system approaches the EPs along different parameter paths of the system. In this paper, by carefully designing the parameter space, we observe the anisotropic exceptional point in the coupled cavity photon-magnon system. It shows the linear and square-root behavior when the EPs are approached from different directions in the parameter space. One of the parameters is the position of the YIG sphere in the cavity, which determines the coherent coupling strength between the cavity mode and the magnon mode. Another parameter is the number of the gasket between the cavity signal loading port and the cavity external surface, which determines the external damping rate of the cavity mode. Both of these parameters can be easily and accurately adjusted experimentally. Our study paves the way for exploring anisotropic EPs based sensing technologies and more non-Hermitian related physics in the cavity magnonics system. -
Keywords:
- Coupling system /
- Exceptional point /
- Anisotropic /
- non-Hermitian
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图 1 (a)归一化耦合常数
$ g/g_0 $ 和归一化衰减系数差$ \Delta\kappa/(2 g_0) $ 在参数空间$ (\alpha, \beta) $ 中分别用黄色和绿色表示, 红色的实线表示的是奇异点连成的线; (b)系统本征频率在参数空间中的虚部, 黑色实线交叉的地方就是各向异性奇异点的位置; (c)表示本征频率的虚部分别沿着$ \alpha (\beta = 0) $ (实线)和$ \beta(\alpha = 0) $ (虚线)方向; (d)表示的是态分别沿着$ \alpha (\beta = 0) $ (实线)和$ \beta(\alpha = 0) $ (虚线)方向的相位信息; 上面的参数为:$ \omega_0 = 1, \gamma_{\rm m} = 0, g_0 = 0.5 $ Fig. 1. (a) The normalized coupling constant
$ g/g_0 $ and normalized loss difference$ \Delta\kappa/(2 g_0) $ in the parameter space$ (\alpha, \beta) $ are shown by the yellow and green surfaces, respectively. The solid red line corresponds to a line of EPs; (b) the imaginary part of the eigenfrequencies in the parameter space as a function of$ \beta $ and$ \alpha $ , where the black solid line crossing is the position of the anisotropic EP; (c) imaginary part of the eigenfrequencies along$ \alpha (\beta = 0) $ adjusting direction (solid line) and$ \beta(\alpha = 0) $ adjusting direction (dotted line), respectively; (d) phase rigidity of the corresponding states along$ \alpha (\beta = 0) $ adjusting direction (solid line) and$ \beta(\alpha = 0) $ adjusting direction (dotted line), respectively. The parameters used are$ \omega_0 = 1, \gamma_{\rm m} = 0 $ and$ g_0 = 0.5 $ .图 2 (a) 腔-自旋波量子系统的实验装置图, 把包含YIG 小球的3D腔放入一个室温可高精度调节的双轭双调型电磁铁产生的磁场中, 通过网络分析仪测出腔的透射谱; (b) 表示的是YIG小球黏在一根玻璃钢棒上, 通过一个4 mm的孔, 在腔的一侧插入到3D矩形腔内. 端口1和端口2用来得到腔模的传输谱; (c) 3D腔的透射谱, 横轴为电磁铁线圈的电流(既偏置磁场的大小), 纵轴为探测场的频率. 腔模和Kittle模共振时, 两子系统间的耦合强度最大为
$ g_0/2{\text{π}}$ = 8.45 MHzFig. 2. Schematic of the experiment setup. The 3D cavity containing the YIG sphere is placed in the static magnetic field generated by a double-yoke double-tuned electromagnet which can be accurately adjusted at room temperature, and the transmission spectrum of the cavity is measured by network analyzer; (b) the YIG sphere is attached to a fiberglass reinforced plastic rod and inserted into a 3D rectangular cavity through a 4 mm hole on one side of the cavity. Ports 1 and 2 are used to obtain the transmission spectrum of cavity modes; (c) transmission spectrum of coupled system as a function of the current of the electromagnet coil(the magnitude of the biased magnetic field) and the probe field frequency. When the cavity mode and Kittle mode are resonant, the normal mode splitting equals to
$ 2 g_0/2{\text{π}} $ = 16.9 MHz.图 3 (a) 系统的耦合强度g和YIG小球在腔中位置x的二次函数关系, 三角形代表实验得到的结果. 黑色实抛物线线是理论拟合实验数据的结果. 其中深红、黄色和绿色分别表示耦合强度为 8.17, 5.54, 3.47 MHz; (b) 3D腔的衰减
$ \kappa $ 和垫片数量y呈线性函数关系, 品红色原点代表实验测量的结果. 蓝色实线代表理论拟合的结果Fig. 3. (a) The coherent coupling strength as a function of the position of the YIG sphere in the cavity, and the triangle dots the experimental results. The black solid curve is the result of theoretical fitting of experimental data. Among them, crimson, yellow and green dots indicate the coupling strengthes equal to: 8.17, 5.54 and 3.47 MHz, respectively; (b) the damping rate
$ \kappa $ of the 3D cavity as a function of the number of gaskets y between the cavity and SMA connector, and the magenta dots represent the measured results. The solid blue line is the theoretical fitting curve.图 4 在腔的三种不同损耗下测得的传输谱. 所有实线表示应用图3中得到的系统的耦合强度和腔模的衰减系数实验值代入到输入- 输出理论中得到的, 腔模的衰减系数分别为15.64, 18.19和21.32 MHz
Fig. 4. (a)Transmission spectra measured under three different damping rates of the cavity. All the solid lines are calculated using the input-output theory. The damping rates of the cavity mode are 15.64, 18.19 and 21.32 MHz, respectively.
图 5 (a) 在不同腔模损耗下本征频率虚部关于YIG小球在腔中位置x的函数关系. 实线是利用前面实验得到的耦合强度和腔模的损耗(参见图3)计算得到的, 圆点是实验测得的数据; (b)本征频率虚部在垫片数量分别为6, 4, 2的时候并分别用点划线、靛青和蓝色实线表示, 点划线显示了线性交叉行为; (c) 当系统耦合强度
$ g_0/2{\text{π}}$ = 8.45 MHz 时, 本征频率虚部关于腔的端口处垫片数量y(腔模损耗)的关系. 实线是理论计算的结果, 品红色方块是实验结果Fig. 5. (a) Imaginary part of the eigenfrequencies as a function of the position x of the YIG sphere in the cavity with different number of gaskets. The solid curves are calculated using the coupling strengthes and the damping rates of the cavity modes obtained from the previous experiments (see Fig. 3), and the dots are obtained from the experimental data shown in Fig. 4; (b) imaginary part of the eigenfrequencies is plotted by black dotted line, indigo line and blue line when the number of gaskets are 6, 4 and 2, respectively. The black dotted line shows the linear crossing behavior; (c) when the coupling strength of the system is
$ g_0/2{\text{π}}$ = 8.45 MHz, imaginary part of the eigenfrequencies are plotted as function of the gaskets y. The solid line is the result of theoretical calculation and the magenta square dots are the experimental results. -
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