Real-space observation of the low-temperature Skyrmion lattice in Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal

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Autores principales: Malsch, Gerald, Milde, Peter, Ivaneiko, Dmytro, Bauer, Andreas, Pfleiderer, Christian, Berger, H., Eng, Lukas M.
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author Malsch, Gerald
Milde, Peter
Ivaneiko, Dmytro
Bauer, Andreas
Pfleiderer, Christian
Berger, H.
Eng, Lukas M.
author_facet Malsch, Gerald
Milde, Peter
Ivaneiko, Dmytro
Bauer, Andreas
Pfleiderer, Christian
Berger, H.
Eng, Lukas M.
contents Cu2OSeO3 is a skyrmion host material in which two distinct thermodynamically stable skyrmion phases were identified. We report magnetic force microscopy imaging of the low-temperature magnetic phases in bulk Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal. Tuning the external magnetic field over the various phase transition at a temperature of 10 K, we observe the formation of helical, conical, tilted conical and skyrmion lattice domains in real space.
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spellingShingle Real-space observation of the low-temperature Skyrmion lattice in Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal
Malsch, Gerald
Milde, Peter
Ivaneiko, Dmytro
Bauer, Andreas
Pfleiderer, Christian
Berger, H.
Eng, Lukas M.
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Materials Science
Cu2OSeO3 is a skyrmion host material in which two distinct thermodynamically stable skyrmion phases were identified. We report magnetic force microscopy imaging of the low-temperature magnetic phases in bulk Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal. Tuning the external magnetic field over the various phase transition at a temperature of 10 K, we observe the formation of helical, conical, tilted conical and skyrmion lattice domains in real space.
title Real-space observation of the low-temperature Skyrmion lattice in Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
Materials Science
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.00517