Numerical investigation of bicubic interaction impact on skyrmion crystal stability and multiple-Q states.
We numerically investigate the effect of multi-spin interactions on the stability of skyrmion crystals and other multiple-Q magnetic states, with a particular emphasis on the momentum-resolved bicubic interaction. By performing simulated annealing for an effective spin model that incorporates bilinear, biquadratic, and bicubic interactions on a two-dimensional triangular lattice, we construct the corresponding low-temperature phase diagram. Our results reveal that a positive bicubic interaction stabilizes a skyrmion crystal with a skyrmion number of two, whereas a negative bicubic interaction favors a single-Q spiral state. Moreover, we demonstrate that the stability region of the field-induced skyrmion crystal with the skyrmion number of one is largely enlarged in the presence of a positive bicubic interaction.
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