I am Vivek Kumar, currently working on simulating
photon–magnon coupling in hybrid cavity–magnon systems. I have a few technical
questions regarding the recommended methodology:
- Brms : What actually is Brms
of cavity in its electromagnetic simulations ?
- Simulation Scaling: Since simulating
millimetre-scale samples directly is not feasible, what is the correct way
to downscale the system? When the geometry is scaled down, how should the
imported cavity magnetic field (Brms) be adjusted (in its spatial scale and/or magnitude)
to preserve the coupling physics?
- Field Extraction
Frequency:
At which frequency should the cavity's magnetic field distribution (Brms) be extracted from an
EM solver like COMSOL — exactly at resonance, or different than resonance
?
- Field Magnitude Scaling: When I import the Brms field of cavity
designed in comsol, the magnetization vector aligns towards Brms field
which prevents coupling , so to observe coupling I have to manually scale
down the magnitude of Brms by a factor of 10-100. Is this manual scaling correct,
or is there a formal normalization procedure for Brms?
- Brms vs. Bext: In the code examples,
Bext
and Brms
seem to be proportional, with a scaling factor around 1e6. Could you
please explain the physical basis for this relationship ?
I would greatly appreciate your guidance on these
points, as it will help ensure that the simulations are both physically
accurate and methodologically sound.
Thanks