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The equilibrium phase space of magnetic textures in thin-films of cubicchiral ferromagnets, including skyrmions, is explored as a function of in-planemagnetic field strength, film thickness and uniaxial anisotropy. The interplaybetween these system parameters is found to give rise to a phase space with arich structure, distinct from that of the nano-stripes that have beenpreviously studied. For certain values of the anisotropy, the range ofthicknesses supporting in-plane skyrmions and/or helicoids with an out-of-planepropagation vector is found to be disconnected, suggesting a possible directionfor future experiments. We explain how this interesting phase space topologyarises due to the geometric confinement of the thin-film system, and identifythe optimal parameter ranges for future explorations of novel magnetic texturessuch as the oblique spiral phase.

The influence of film thickness and uniaxial anisotropy on in-plane skyrmions: Numerical investigations of the phase space of chiral magnets