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Understanding magnetic structures is essential for advancing materials science, spintronics, and geology, but reconstructing magnetization from an experimentally measured magnetic field map has been a challenging inverse problem. The authors introduce a GPU-accelerated method that recovers spatially varying magnetization with minimal prior assumptions and is robust to realistic experimental conditions. This approach reveals magnetic textures such as ferromagnetic domains, topological skyrmions, and a magnetic moir\'e superlattice. This capability provides a versatile tool for decoding complex magnetization profiles and expands the reach of next-generation quantum magnetic sensing.
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