Fig. 3: Perfect zero-reflection (PZR) observed in experiment. | Nature Communications

Fig. 3: Perfect zero-reflection (PZR) observed in experiment.

From: Non-Hermitian control between absorption and transparency in perfect zero-reflection magnonics

Fig. 3

ac Mappings of |S11| as functions of ΔH and Δ2 in four cases: fixing ω2/2π = 3.6 GHz, 4.24 GHz, 4.69 GHz, respectively. d High-resolution zoom-in image of (a). gi Mappings of |S22| as functions of ΔH and Δ2 in four ω2 cases. Blues dotted curves are the fitted hybridized modes, white long dashed lines are the calculated frequencies of the ZR states. The PZR conditions are marked by arrows. j High-resolution zoom-in image of (g). e and k are the group delay τg mappings corresponding to (d) and (j), the PZRs emerge as singularities, where the group delay abruptly switches between negative infinity and positive infinity. f and l are the PZR spectra (|S11| and |S22|) at the black arrows marked fields in (d) and (j), respectively.

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