Multilevel Ferroelectric Domain Wall Memory for Neuromorphic Computing
Bowen Shen,
Haoran Sun,
Xianyu Hu
et al.
Abstract:Low‐power and parallel processing Neuromorphic computing that imitates on the human brain's extraordinary data processing and learning capabilities is promising in non‐von Neumann application platforms in the post‐Moore era. Ferroelectric domain walls appearing as nanoscale topological defects in solids exhibit coexisting ordering parameters besides the spontaneous polarization, leading to the emergence of rich physics and electronic effects in the development of neuromorphic electronics that go beyond the con… Show more
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