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Magnon Kerr Effect in a Magnetic Thin Film Strongly Coupled to a Microwave Resonator
Progress in cavity magnonics relies on tunable nonlinearities in magnon-photon interactions for controlling magnon dynamics and frequency conversion. Here, we demonstrate the magnon Kerr effect in anisotropic magnonic systems comprising iron garnet thin films coupled to a loop-gap microwave resonato
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