# Real-space observation of the low-temperature Skyrmion lattice in Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal

## TL;DR

This study uses magnetic force microscopy to visualize the low-temperature skyrmion lattice and related magnetic phases in Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystals, revealing detailed real-space domain structures.

## Contribution

It provides the first real-space imaging of multiple magnetic phases, including skyrmion lattices, in Cu2OSeO3 at low temperatures.

## Key findings

- Observation of helical, conical, tilted conical, and skyrmion lattice domains
- Identification of stable skyrmion phases at 10 K
- Real-space visualization of magnetic phase transitions

## Abstract

Cu2OSeO3 is a skyrmion host material in which two distinct thermodynamically stable skyrmion phases were identified. We report magnetic force microscopy imaging of the low-temperature magnetic phases in bulk Cu2OSeO3(100) single crystal. Tuning the external magnetic field over the various phase transition at a temperature of 10 K, we observe the formation of helical, conical, tilted conical and skyrmion lattice domains in real space.