  Unconventional superconductivity induced by the magnetic moments in a
conventional spin-singlet s-wave superconductor is theoretically studied. By
choosing the spin directions of these moments, one can design spinless pairing
states appearing within the s-wave superconducting energy gap. It is found that
the helix spins produce px + py-wave state while the skyrmion crystal
configuration px + ipy-wave like state. Nodes in the energy gap and the zero
energy flat band of Majorana edge states exist in the former one, while the
chiral Majorana channels along edges of the sample and the zero energy Majorana
bound state at the core of the vortex appear in the latter case.
