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Microscopic Theory of the Acoustic Faraday Effect in Spin-Orbit Coupled Magnets
The acoustic Faraday effect probes phonon Hall viscosity through the rotation of transverse acoustic polarization, conventionally interpreted in terms of circular birefringence. We show that magnetic order breaking rotational symmetry generates anisotropic phonon responses and elliptically polarized
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