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| author | Seeger, R. Lopes Philippe, G. Jenkins, A. Benetti, L. C. Schulman, A. Ferreira, R. Kim, J. -V. Devolder, T. |
| author_facet | Seeger, R. Lopes Philippe, G. Jenkins, A. Benetti, L. C. Schulman, A. Ferreira, R. Kim, J. -V. Devolder, T. |
| contents | We report the experimental control of Floquet magnons in a magnetic vortex. Using microwave spectroscopy of vortex state magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs), we find that self-induced Floquet sidebands form frequency combs whose existence depend on the vortex core orbit. By shifting the vortex core with an applied magnetic field, we switch the system between regular and Floquet magnons at identical drive conditions, demonstrating hysteretic control of the Floquet spectrum. A nonlinear vortex-magnon model shows that this behavior originates from multiple stable vortex gyration radii created by Floquet-mediated feedback. These results establish magnetic state initialization as a means to switch between regular and Floquet magnons. |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Field-driven triggering of self-induced Floquet magnons in a magnetic vortex Seeger, R. Lopes Philippe, G. Jenkins, A. Benetti, L. C. Schulman, A. Ferreira, R. Kim, J. -V. Devolder, T. Materials Science We report the experimental control of Floquet magnons in a magnetic vortex. Using microwave spectroscopy of vortex state magnetic tunnel junctions (MTJs), we find that self-induced Floquet sidebands form frequency combs whose existence depend on the vortex core orbit. By shifting the vortex core with an applied magnetic field, we switch the system between regular and Floquet magnons at identical drive conditions, demonstrating hysteretic control of the Floquet spectrum. A nonlinear vortex-magnon model shows that this behavior originates from multiple stable vortex gyration radii created by Floquet-mediated feedback. These results establish magnetic state initialization as a means to switch between regular and Floquet magnons. |
| title | Field-driven triggering of self-induced Floquet magnons in a magnetic vortex |
| topic | Materials Science |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.11438 |