Nonlinear self-phase modulation is a universal phenomenon responsible, for example, for
the formation of propagating dynamic solitons. It has been reported for waves of different …

We introduce a theoretical model presenting a PT-symmetric system of two planar coupled
magnonic ferromagnetic (FM) waveguides covered by thin layers of nonmagnetic metal with …

Spin-wave transport across multidimensional networks of magnonic waveguides represents
a crucial and necessary aspect of prospective densely packed three-dimensional spin-wave …

We study experimentally the propagation of spin waves in waveguide structures consisting
of two submicrometer-width yttrium iron garnet waveguides intersecting at a right angle. We …

We experimentally study the nonlinear propagation of spin waves in nanoscale yttrium iron
garnet waveguides, where the dispersion spectrum is engineered to enable efficient four …

A nonlinear phase shift of low-power spin waves (SWs) induced by a high-power pum**
SW excited both inside and outside the magnonic band-gaps of a magnonic crystal has …

Spin waves, collective perturbations of magnetic moments, are both fundamental probes for
magnetic physics and promising candidates for energy-efficient signal processing and …

Since magnonics takes advantage of not only the amplitude of spin waves but also their
phase, tunable phase shifters are key elements for the implementation of magnonic circuits …

Magnons are promising candidates for next-generation computing architectures, offering the
ability to manipulate their amplitude and phase for information encoding. However, the …

We experimentally study nonlinear propagation of spin waves in microscopic yttrium iron
garnet waveguides, where the dispersion spectrum is engineered to enable efficient four …