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most citedSuperconducting Neuromorphic Computing Using Quantum Phase-Slip Junctions

31 citations · 81 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cond-mat.dis-nn2023★ 1 cited

Information dynamics of our brains in dynamically driven disordered superconducting loop networks

Uday S. Goteti, Shane A. Cybart, Robert C. Dynes

Complex systems of many interacting components exhibit patterns of recurrence and emergent behaviors in their time evolution that can be understood from a new perspective of physic…

physics.ins-det2023★ 2 cited

Full-Field Nanoscale X-ray Diffraction-Contrast Imaging using Direct Detection

Elliot Kisiel, Ishwor Poudyal, Peter Kenesei +9

Recent developments in x-ray science provide methods to probe deeply embedded mesoscale grain structures and spatially resolve them using dark field x-ray microscopy (DFXM). Extend…

physics.app-ph2021★ 25 cited

Low-temperature emergent neuromorphic networks with correlated oxide devices

Uday S. Goteti, Ivan A. Zaluzhnyy, Shriram Ramanathan +2

Neuromorphic computing which aims to mimic the collective and emergent behavior of the brain's neurons, synapses, axons, dendrites offers an intriguing, potentially disruptive solu…

physics.app-ph2019★ 7 cited

Complementary Quantum Logic Family Using Josephson Junctions and Quantum Phase-Slip Junctions

Uday S. Goteti, Michael C. Hamilton

In this article, we explore a new set of circuits, that incorporate both single-flux-quantum and quantized charge-based complementary quantum logic circuits. Circuits that convert…

cs.ET2018★ 31 cited

Superconducting Neuromorphic Computing Using Quantum Phase-Slip Junctions

Ran Cheng, Uday S. Goteti, Michael C. Hamilton

Superconducting circuits based on quantum phase-slip junctions (QPSJs) can conduct quantized charge pulses, which naturally resemble action potentials generated by biological neuro…

physics.app-ph2018★ 15 cited

Charge-based superconducting digital logic family using quantum phase-slip junctions

Uday S. Goteti, Michael C. Hamilton

Superconducting digital computing systems, primarily involving Josephson junctions are actively being pursued as high performance and low energy dissipating alternatives to CMOS-ba…