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    References: Nature 453 (7191), Pp. 80-3. 2008

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    The document references 7 papers related to memristors and resistive switching memory. The references include the original paper identifying the missing memristor element [1], the paper discovering the physical memristor [2], a review of how the memristor was discovered [3], a proposal for a spintronic memristor [4], experimental studies of switching dynamics in titanium dioxide memristors [5], a paper about non-volatile resistive switching for memory applications [6], and a paper proposing using memristors for stateful logic operations [7].

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    The document references 7 papers related to memristors and resistive switching memory. The references include the original paper identifying the missing memristor element [1], the paper discovering the physical memristor [2], a review of how the memristor was discovered [3], a proposal for a spintronic memristor [4], experimental studies of switching dynamics in titanium dioxide memristors [5], a paper about non-volatile resistive switching for memory applications [6], and a paper proposing using memristors for stateful logic operations [7].

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    The document references 7 papers related to memristors and resistive switching memory. The references include the original paper identifying the missing memristor element [1], the paper discovering the physical memristor [2], a review of how the memristor was discovered [3], a proposal for a spintronic memristor [4], experimental studies of switching dynamics in titanium dioxide memristors [5], a paper about non-volatile resistive switching for memory applications [6], and a paper proposing using memristors for stateful logic operations [7].

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    The document references 7 papers related to memristors and resistive switching memory. The references include the original paper identifying the missing memristor element [1], the paper discovering the physical memristor [2], a review of how the memristor was discovered [3], a proposal for a spintronic memristor [4], experimental studies of switching dynamics in titanium dioxide memristors [5], a paper about non-volatile resistive switching for memory applications [6], and a paper proposing using memristors for stateful logic operations [7].

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    [1] Chua, L.O., "Memristor-The missing circuit element," Circuit Theory, IEEE Transactions on , vol.18, no.5, pp.507,519, Sep 1971 [2] D. B. Strukov, G. S. Snider, D. R. Stewart and R. S. Williams. The missing memristor found, Nature 453(7191), pp. 80-3. 2008. [3] Williams, R., "How We Found The Missing Memristor," Spectrum, IEEE , vol.45, no.12, pp.28,35, Dec. 2008 [4] Xiaobin Wang; Yiran Chen; Haiwen Xi; Hai Li; Dimitrov, D., "Spintronic Memristor Through SpinTorque-Induced Magnetization Motion," Electron Device Letters, IEEE , vol.30, no.3, pp.294,297, March 2009 [5] Pickett, M.D.; Strukov, D.B.; Borghetti, Julien L.; Yang, J. Joshua; Snider, Gregory S.; Stewart, Duncan R.; Williams, R.Stanley, "Switching dynamics in titanium dioxide memristive devices," Journal of Applied Physics , vol.106, no.7, pp.074508,074508-6, Oct 2009 [6] An Chen; Haddad, S.; Yi-Ching Wu; Tzu-Ning Fang; Zhida Lan; Avanzino, S.; Pangrle, S.; Buynoski, M.; Rathor, M.; Wei Cai; Tripsas, N.; Bill, C.; VanBuskirk, M.; Taguchi, M., "Non-volatile resistive switching for advanced memory applications," Electron Devices Meeting, 2005. IEDM Technical Digest. IEEE International , vol., no., pp.746,749, 5-5 Dec. 2005 [7] J. Borghetti, G. S. Snider, P. J. Kuekes, J. J. Yang, D. R. Stewart and R. S. Williams. 'Memristive' switches enable 'stateful' logic operations via material implication. Nature 464(7290), pp. 873-6. 2010.

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