Alberto Tesi

University of Florence

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Mauro Forti

University of Siena

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David Angeli

Imperial College London

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Giacomo Innocenti

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Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

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Alberto Tesi

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A Lyapunov Function-Based Condition for Nonoscillatory Behaviors in a Class of Memristor Circuits

An LMI Formulation of Small-Gain Theorems for 2-Contraction of Nonlinear Interconnected Systems

Memristor Circuits as Linear-Gradient Systems and Discrete Analogues Preserving a First Integral

Snapback Repellers, Computational Chaos and Extreme Multistability in Discrete-Time Memristor Murali–Lakshmanan–Chua Circuit

First integrals can explain coexistence of attractors, multistability, and loss of ideality in circuits with memristors

Chua’s Circuit With Tunable Nonlinearity Based on a Nonvolatile Memristor: Design and Realization

New Class of Discrete-Time Memristor Circuits: First Integrals, Coexisting Attractors and Bifurcations Without Parameters

Embedding Classic Chaotic Maps in Simple Discrete-Time Memristor Circuits

Harmonic Balance Design of Oscillatory Circuits Based on Stanford Memristor Model

Complete Stability of Neural Networks With Extended Memristors

Convergence of Discrete-Time Cellular Neural Networks with Application to Image Processing

Harmonic Balance Design of Oscillatory Circuits Based on Stanford Memristor Model

Convergence of a Class of Delayed Neural Networks with Real Memristor Devices

Impact of chaotic dynamics on the performance of metaheuristic optimization algorithms: An experimental analysis

New method to analyze the invariant manifolds of memristor circuits

Convergence of Neural Networks with a Class of Real Memristors with Rectifying Characteristics

Circuits with a mem-element: invariant manifolds control via pulse programmed sources

Memristor Circuits for Simulating Neuron Spiking and Burst Phenomena

Input–Output Characterization of the Dynamical Properties of Circuits with a Memelement

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Mauro Forti

David Angeli

Giacomo Innocenti

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