Progress and Prospects of Spin Transfer Torque Random Access Memory
E. Chen, R. A. Lukaszew(William & Mary), Steven Watts(Florida State University), Dmytro Apalkov(Samsung (United States)), S. J. Poon(University of Virginia), Kibong Moon, Roland Kawakami(The Ohio State University), A. V. Khvalkovskiy(Samsung (United States)), D. K. Lottis(Samsung (United States)), Claudia Mewes(University of Alabama), Subhadra Gupta(University of Alabama), M. Krounbi(Samsung (United States)), W. H. Butler(University of Alabama), P. B. Visscher(University of Alabama), Mircea R. Stan(University of Virginia), V. Nikitin(Samsung (United States)), Tim Mewes(University of Alabama), Jiwei Lu(University of Virginia), X. Tang(West China Medical Center of Sichuan University), A. Driskill-Smith(Samsung (United States)), Avik W. Ghosh(University of Virginia), A. Ong(Samsung (United States)), Stu Wolf(University of Virginia)
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