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This study demonstrates how a conventional ferromagnetic multilayer can function as a tabletop platform for analogue-gravity physics, spontaneously breaking spacetime symmetry to create nonreciprocal spin transport. By mapping magnon dynamics to curved spacetime equations, the research establishes a direct route from driven-dissipative magnetization to phenomena like sonic horizons and Hawking-like emission without requiring structural asymmetry. These findings provide a concrete experimental pathway for exploring far-from-equilibrium universality and non-Hermitian physics in solid-state systems.
Emergent spatiotemporal order and nonreciprocity in driven-dissipative nonlinear magnetic systems
arXiv:2510.21963v4 Announce Type: replace-cross Abstract: The identification of platforms with independently tunable nonlinearity and non-Hermiticity promises a quantitative route to far-from-equilibrium universality across many-body systems. Here we show that a conventional ferromagnetic multilayer realizes this paradigm: balancing a dc drive against Gilbert damping stabilizes a self-organized, current-carrying nonequilibrium condensate that spontaneously breaks spacetime-translation symmetry. The chirality of this spin superfluid limit cycle state generates an inherently nonreciprocal flow: long-wavelength magnons of opposite chirality acquire asymmetric dispersions and propagate direction-selectively, realizing a spin superfluid diode. This asymmetry is flow-borne - it reflects broken Galilean invariance and requires neither structural asymmetry nor finely tuned gain-loss balance. Linearized dynamics in the comoving superfluid frame are intrinsically pseudo-Hermitian and, in the long-wavelength sector, can be mapped to a (1+1)D wave equation on curved spacetime. Spatial modulation of the drive enables the generation of sonic horizons that parametrically amplify magnon pairs and produce Hawking-like particle-hole emission. Our results establish a tabletop route from nonlinear dissipative-driven magnetization dynamics to nonreciprocal transport, nonequilibrium phase transitions, and analogue-gravity kinematics.
Abstract:The identification of platforms with independently tunable nonlinearity and non-Hermiticity promises a quantitative route to far-from-equilibrium universality across many-body systems. Here we show that a conventional ferromagnetic multilayer realizes this paradigm: balancing a dc drive against Gilbert damping stabilizes a self-organized, current-carrying nonequilibrium condensate that spontaneously breaks spacetime-translation symmetry. The chirality of this spin superfluid limit cycle state generates an inherently nonreciprocal flow: long-wavelength magnons of opposite chirality acquire asymmetric dispersions and propagate direction-selectively, realizing a spin superfluid diode. This asymmetry is flow-borne - it reflects broken Galilean invariance and requires neither structural asymmetry nor finely tuned gain-loss balance. Linearized dynamics in the comoving superfluid frame are intrinsically pseudo-Hermitian and, in the long-wavelength sector, can be mapped to a (1+1)D wave equation on curved spacetime. Spatial modulation of the drive enables the generation of sonic horizons that parametrically amplify magnon pairs and produce Hawking-like particle-hole emission. Our results establish a tabletop route from nonlinear dissipative-driven magnetization dynamics to nonreciprocal transport, nonequilibrium phase transitions, and analogue-gravity kinematics.
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics (cond-mat.mes-hall); Quantum Physics (quant-ph)
arXiv:2510.21963 [cond-mat.mes-hall]
(or arXiv:2510.21963v4 [cond-mat.mes-hall] for this version)
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