skyrmionlike
Skyrmionlike refers to structures or phenomena that resemble skyrmions, which are stable, swirling patterns of spins or fields observed in condensed matter physics and related fields. Originally described by British physicist Tony Skyrme in the context of nuclear physics, skyrmions are topological solitons characterized by a continuous, non-trivial swirling configuration that cannot be deformed into a trivial state without crossing an energy barrier. These structures are notable for their stability, robustness, and potential for technological applications.
In condensed matter physics, skyrmionlike textures commonly appear in magnetic materials, notably in chiral magnets where
Beyond magnetism, the term "skyrmionlike" is also used to describe similar topologically protected structures in other
Research into skyrmionlike configurations advances understanding of topological matter, offering insights into fundamental physics and enabling