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Exchange-mediated directional coupling of short-wavelength spin waves
Miniaturizing magnonic circuits and increasing their processing speed require spin waves with progressively shorter wavelengths. However, conventional directional couplers rely on the dynamic dipolar interaction between spatially separated waveguides, which rapidly weakens in the exchange-dominated
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