Tunable phonon–photon coupling induces double magnomechanically induced transparency and enhances slow light in an atom-opto-magnomechanical system

Abstract

Abstract We theoretically investigate the magnomechanically induced transparency phenomenon, Fano resonance and the slow–fast light effect in the situation where an atomic ensemble is placed inside the hybrid cavity of an opto-magnomechanical system. The system is driven by dual optical and phononic drives. We show double magnomechanically induced transparency in the probe output spectrum by exploiting the phonon–photon coupling strength. Then, we study the effects of the decay rate of the cavity and the atomic ensemble on magnomechanically induced transparency. In addition, we demonstrate that effective detuning of the cavity field frequency changes the transparency window from a symmetrical to an asymmetrical profile, resembling Fano resonances. Further, the fast and slow light effects in the system are explored. We show that the slow light profile is enhanced by adjusting the phonon–photon coupling strength. This result may have potential applications in quantum information processing and communication.