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by ashu 18y ago
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- gaika 18y agoAuthor is clueless: "changes in voltage, or flux" - in this case flux is not change in voltage, but magnetic field.
- ashu 18y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux "Flux is usually the integral of a vector quantity over a finite surface." So, I don't think the author is clueless. The vector quantity in this case is the electric field. Edit: although, from reading a little bit more about the Memristor, it appears that it actually relates the magnetic flux to the charge. d(phi) = Mdq So, maybe the author is indeed clueless.
- hugh 18y agoReply to the edit: I'm reading through the paper now, and the magnetic properties appear to be irrelevant. The "flux" being discussed is related to the flow of current. I'll post something more detailed when I finish the paper.