Characterization of the non-resonant radiation damping in coupled cavity photon magnon system

We have experimentally investigated the non-resonant radiation damping in the coupled cavity photon-magnon system in addition to the resonant radiation damping which results in the linewidth exchange between the magnon-like and photon-like hybrid modes. The contribution of this non-resonant effect becomes apparent when the cavity photon-magnon resonance frequencies are mismatched. By carefully examining the change in the linewidth and the shift in the magnon resonance as a function of the coupling strength between the cavity photons and magnons, we can quantitatively describe this non-resonant radiation damping by including an additional relaxation channel for the hybridized photon-magnon system. This experimental realization and theoretical modelling of the non-resonant radiation damping in the cavity photon-magnon system may help in the design and adaptation of these systems for practical applications.