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High-Q Magneto-Optical Microdisk Resonators Based on Monocrystalline Bismuth-substituted Yttrium Iron Garnets
Microresonators based on diverse material platforms have driven the progress of integrated photonics by enhancing light-matter interactions in compact volumes. Extending this strategy to magneto-optical (MO) media is highly attractive for nonreciprocal photonics, magnonics, and quantum transduction,
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