Standing upright, the solution has four layers of holes. The layers have 3, 6, 6 and 3 holes each. Similar to the 7a-Skyrmion with an extra layer which stretches it out.
10c
ε
1.0974 ± 0.0001
b
0.9999
r
2.3929
VD
(1740.7,7589.3,7590.5)
UD
(373.5,381.7,382.3)
7.74%
sym
D4d
A slice of the infinite twisted chain. Can be thought of as five 2-tori or a 8a-Skyrmion with an additional torus attached.
10d
ε
1.0995 ± 0.0001
b
0.9999
r
2.1797
VD
(2267.2,5808.4,5888.0)
UD
(384.0,363.7,369.7)
1.69%
sym
C1h
The 7a-Skyrmion with a tetrahedron attached to a face.
10e
ε
1.0999 ± 0.0001
b
0.9999
r
2.2237
VD
(2216.5,6166.9,6183.6)
UD
(366.5,379.3,378.6)
0.04%
sym
C1h
The 7a-Skyrmion with the tetrahedron attached to a face, but rotated with respect to the 10d-Skyrmion solution.
10f
ε
1.1007 ± 0.0001
b
0.9999
r
2.2713
VD
(2348.9,6119.3,6744.6)
UD
(392.3,369.8,381.4)
3.89%
sym
C1h
The 8a-Skyrmion chain with a torus attached on a face with a normal perpendicular to the axis joining the two cubes. The Skyrmions are attached with little matching symmetry.
10g
ε
1.1011 ± 0.0001
b
0.9999
r
2.1720
VD
(2628.0,5185.6,6077.2)
UD
(409.7,361.9,364.2)
2.28%
sym
C1h
A cube attached to a 6-Skyrmion. The 6-Skyrmion has approximate D4h symmetry (rather than the D4d symmetry of the 6a-Skyrmion).