Excellent. Question: If information can be stored in this way, can't force/ or power be stored as well? Seems to me it could. Are skyrmions twisted, or compressed, or neither, or both?
Yes. Force is stored as the potential scalar which acts as the eigenvalues to the circular polarization vector. Skyrmions are compressed physical matter which exerts strong "winding" exchanges of energy in a potential field.
May I use some of your figures in my Bachelor's thesis? I'm writing about Magnetic Phases in CeAgBi2, (centrosymmetric not quite the same phenomenon- RKKY & Heisenberg frustration, no DM interaction, but will compare it to other materials which are more as you describe). Could I just cite it like this? Hesjedal, Thorsten. “Magnetic Skyrmions.” Lecture, Oxford University Physics Society, Oxford, May 24, 2021.
With a "handle" like yours, you might need additionally a list of all the "stimulants" required to understand, but perhaps the lack of an 'a' in the first part makes all the difference. For my part I would need what amounts to a new brain too.
@@RoulDukeGonzo Are you aware of the character Raoul Duke in Hunter S Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" and the character's prodigious consumption of illegal substances?
Well explained, basic intro up to first half hour. 👍🏼
perfect
do you have any video that explains magnetic hopfions?
Excellent. Question: If information can be stored in this way, can't force/ or power be stored as well? Seems to me it could.
Are skyrmions twisted, or compressed, or neither, or both?
Yes. Force is stored as the potential scalar which acts as the eigenvalues to the circular polarization vector. Skyrmions are compressed physical matter which exerts strong "winding" exchanges of energy in a potential field.
Pretty good
May I use some of your figures in my Bachelor's thesis? I'm writing about Magnetic Phases in CeAgBi2, (centrosymmetric not quite the same phenomenon- RKKY & Heisenberg frustration, no DM interaction, but will compare it to other materials which are more as you describe). Could I just cite it like this? Hesjedal, Thorsten. “Magnetic Skyrmions.” Lecture, Oxford University Physics Society, Oxford, May 24, 2021.
Thanks for this. Can you list all the udemy courses I'd need to take to understand this ;-)
With a "handle" like yours, you might need additionally a list of all the "stimulants" required to understand, but perhaps the lack of an 'a' in the first part makes all the difference. For my part I would need what amounts to a new brain too.
@@SubTroppo Thanks Palo, not sure what you mean though
@@RoulDukeGonzo Are you aware of the character Raoul Duke in Hunter S Thompson's "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" and the character's prodigious consumption of illegal substances?
@@SubTroppo OIC, I thought you were saying I needed stimulants because of my typo! Now I get it.
I'm serious though, I want to learn more about this.