Abstract
We consider a binary dipolar Bose-Einstein condensate with repulsive contact and dipolar interactions under rotation. Our results show that the interplay among short-range interaction, long-range interaction, and rotation can give rise to a rich variety of topological configurations, including giant skyrmions with multiply topological charges and skyrmion-vortex lattices. In particular, we find that for fixed rotation frequencies, tuning the short- and long-range interactions can derive novel ground-state phases, such as a meron pair composed of two fractional skyrmions and a skyrmion with topological charge $Q=2$ centered in giant skyrmions.
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