This research demonstrates nonreciprocal blockade of magnons and photons in a spinning microwave system, suggesting novel quantum system applications.
Unconventional magnon and photon blockade have attracted significant research interest for their ability to generate single‐particle sources in hybrid quantum systems, particularly in cavity magnonics. In this work, a scheme is presented to investigate the effect of Barnett effects in the nonreciprocal blocked of magnons and photons within a spinning microwave magnomechanical system with a squeezed input drive of the magnonic mode. The effects of thermal noise, the amplitude of a probe field, and the magnetic‐dipole coupling strength are realized using the weak‐coupling regime. Using the Mandel parameter, the nonclassicality of the system is discussed. Additionally, the time evolution of the second‐order correlation function is examined.
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