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If you still have the original please reupload Image:Neuromorphic-crossbar-latch.jpg as a png, not a jpeg. Besides being much smaller it will not have the fuzziness near each line. Ariel. (talk) 23:58, 15 December 2008 (UTC)

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Spintronics article in Timeline
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Stop adding your spintronic article to the memristor timeline. Your article does not mention memristors or memristive systems and there is no indication that it is considered an important article relevant to memristors or memristive systems. There are also earlier articles discussing resistance switching of spin valves (e.g., Tang et al. "Spin-valve RAM Cell", IEEE Transaction on Magnetics, Vol 31, issue 6, Nov. 1995). Blm19732008 (talk) 04:33, 12 May 2015 (UTC)

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It is not scientific to cast aside an article about what are in effect memristors because it does not mention them by name. The earlier IEEE 1995 article you cite does not mention memristive systems either. This article regards resistance switching in metallic (!) spin valves, i.e. the obtention of 2 device states, i.e. GMR. The origin of this effect is a purely spintronic one. The APL 2006 work that I propose for the timeline is the first to combine both this spintronic response and an electroresistive response akin to that observed in TiOx or VOx systems (see e.g. Argall 1968 in the timeline; note: this work also doesn't mention memristors by name). To summarize, I agree with you GMR (i.e. metallic) systems can be termed memristive. In that case you may as well cite Baibich et al PRL 1988. The APL 2006 combines this research with that on dielectric-based memristors. It is the first robust demonstration of its kind. As a measure of respect for your curating efforts of this page, I will await your response (until mid-june) before reestablishing the timelime. I hope in fact to achieve agreement with you on the best way to represent this work on spintronic metallic memristive systems, dielectric memristive systems, and the combination that is represented by the APL 2006 work. You are right when you suggest that the APL 2006 work isn't considered important at present (14 citations). That is precisely what I am trying to remedy, 9 years after its publication. Please refrain from thinking circularly here (it's not cited and therefore not important). — Preceding unsigned comment added by Moarteen (talk • contribs) 12:55, 12 May 2015 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Moarteen (talk • contribs)

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