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Tracking and Analysis of Skyrmion Motion with matlab

2018
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This TP IV follows the TP IV "Tracking of Skyrmion Motion with matlab" and is using new movie as material. This report presents a description of a code, including an identification and a tracking code, based on new motion hypotheses resulting from the previous study of Skyrmion motion, the main results and observations, finally a statistical analysis of the Skyrmion motion. This study is using a single movie showing current driven skyrmion motion.

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