Spatial decay of isolated magnetic hopfions in chiral helimagnets
arXiv:2602.21121 · doi:10.1103/b33m-pdzn
Abstract
Magnetic hopfions in chiral magnets are topological solitons, localized in three dimensions. But is their localization strong? To address this question we derive an asymptotic expansion for the isolated hopfion's spatial profile. It becomes starting point for a simple analytical model, which is asymptotically correct both near the hopfion center and far away from it. Region of equilibrium hopfions on the phase diagram of a helimagnet is computed and material requirements for supporting movable isolated magnetic hopfions on uniform background are discussed.
arXiv comment5 pages, 2 figures (final submitted version)
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