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10.1063/1.5049832.4

Zidong Wang, Zhao Ma, Malcolm J. Grimson

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Chiral-magnetic/ferroelectric composite systems offer the possibility of electrically inducing magnetic Bloch skyrmions [Wang and Grimson, Phys. Rev. B 94, 014311 (2016)]. They are appealing for potential applications in spintronics due to their self-protection behavior. To realize skyrmion-based spintronic devices, it is essential to control the motions of the skyrmions. In this work, we propose a mechanical technique to manipulate skyrmions collinearly with a mobile external electric field that is imposed on the chiral-magnetic/ferroelectric system. The role of propagation velocity strongly impacts on the quality of magnetic skyrmions.

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Chiral-magnetic/ferroelectric composite systems offer the possibility of electrically inducing magnetic Bloch skyrmions [Wang and Grimson, Phys. Rev. B 94, 014311 (2016)]. They are appealing for potential applications in spintronics due to their self-protection behavior. To realize skyrmion-based spintronic devices, it is essential to control the motions of the skyrmions. In this work, we propose a mechanical technique to manipulate skyrmions collinearly with a mobile external electric field that is imposed on the chiral-magnetic/ferroelectric system. The role of propagation velocity strongly impacts on the quality of magnetic skyrmions.

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Chiral-magnetic/ferroelectric composite systems offer the possibility of electrically inducing magnetic Bloch skyrmions [Wang and Grimson, Phys. Rev. B 94, 014311 (2016)]. They are appealing for potential applications in spintronics due to their self-protection behavior. To realize skyrmion-based spintronic devices, it is essential to control the motions of the skyrmions. In this work, we propose a mechanical technique to manipulate skyrmions collinearly with a mobile external electric field that is imposed on the chiral-magnetic/ferroelectric system. The role of propagation velocity strongly impacts on the quality of magnetic skyrmions.

Key concepts: Skyrmion, Spintronics, Ferroelectricity, Condensed matter physics, Magnetic field, Physics, Ferromagnetism, Optoelectronics

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