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. 2015 Nov 25;5:17137. doi: 10.1038/srep17137

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The scalar value as a function of disk sample diameter and external magnetic field computed for the ground state at every phase space point in absence of demagnetisation energy contribution for (a) a 3d mesh and (c) for a 2d mesh. In order to better resolve the boundaries of the Helical (H) state region, the skyrmion number is shown in (b,d). (e) The magnetisation configurations of three identified ground states as well as the out-of-plane magnetisation component along the horizontal symmetry line.

Inline graphic — The scalar value as a function of disk sample diameter and external magnetic field computed for the ground state at every phase space point in absence of demagnetisation energy contribution for (a) a 3d mesh and (c) for a 2d mesh. In order to better resolve the boundaries of the Helical (H) state region, the skyrmion number is shown in (b,d). (e) The magnetisation configurations of three identified ground states as well as the out-of-plane magnetisation component along the horizontal symmetry line.