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Blended ferron solitary wave emerging from electron–phonon–magnon interaction in magnetic clusters: Ferrons vs skyrmions

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  • Jipdi, M.N.
  • Ateuafack, M.E.
  • Tchoffo, M.
  • Fai, L.C.

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In this paper, the solitonic behaviour of a blended ferron in a ferromagnetic material is studied and the different spin configurations obtained are discussed. It is found that the electron–magnon–phonon coupling significantly affects the exchange between neighbouring spins and thus both the lattice and the spin are polarized. The dynamics of the model is well described by a set of nonlinear discrete self-trapped equations with stable resonant solutions. In terms of topology, the ferron configurations obtained mimic a skyrmion, while their induced polarization and magnetization are Bell-shape soliton-like. We observe that a significant presence of the Dzyaloshinsky–Moriya interaction topologically favours a vortex skyrmion configuration (Bloch’s skyrmion), while its absence restores a Neel’s skyrmion shape. Therefore, the blended ferron is manifested in the magnetic material by its localization and the formation of self-trapped states leading to skyrmion topology. This wonderful combination is a huge boost in skyrmion formation and thus the probable application to superconductivity are opened through skyrmion pairing.

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  • Jipdi, M.N. & Ateuafack, M.E. & Tchoffo, M. & Fai, L.C., 2024. "Blended ferron solitary wave emerging from electron–phonon–magnon interaction in magnetic clusters: Ferrons vs skyrmions," Chaos, Solitons & Fractals, Elsevier, vol. 181(C).
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:chsofr:v:181:y:2024:i:c:s0960077924001656
    DOI: 10.1016/j.chaos.2024.114614
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