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Recent Lorentz transmission electron microscopy experiments have revealed avariety of noncollinear spin textures including topological magnetisms such asskyrmions, biskyrmions and multiple skyrmions in thin-plate magnetic samples ofe.g., perovskite manganites and hexaferrites whose crystal structuresoriginally have spatial inversion symmety. Motivated by these experiments, weinvestigate a spin-lattice coupled model involving both magnetic and electricdipole interactions by the Monte Carlo technique based on the stochasticcut-off method and propose a physical mechanism for realizing topological spintextures in which the electric dipole interaction plays a key role. Thismechanism is ubiquitous that stabilizes noncollinear and topological spintextures in thin-plate samples of magnetic materials.

Theory of magnetic vortex crystals induced by electric dipole interactions