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Yup, exactly! And in the linear-drift model they havn't accounted for the tunneling effect i.e why this deformity. BTW, it's all compiled really nicely in this website: http://www.iue.tuwien.ac.at/phd/mahmoudi/dissse9.html

Ok, got one more strong argument for (3) observation i.e slight deformity at higher i-v values. In this paper: M. D. Pickett, D. B. Strukov, J. L. Borghetti, J. J. Yang, G. S. Snider, D. R. Stewart, and R. S. Williams, “Switching Dynamics in Titanium Dioxide Memristive Devices,” J. Appl. Phys...

Ok, thanks. Skin effect could be a reason, i'll dig deeper into it.

Yup, I had a look at it. I'm mostly comfortable with the physics, just had few questions about shape of hysteresis loop, the ones that i mentioned in my earlier post i couldn't correlate that to theory. Mainly, these two: 2> With increase in frequency, graph tends to tilt more towards x axis 3>...

Hi forums, Following is the hysteresis loop of a standard memristor: Please note that, the red one is for lowest frequency and black for highest frequency. From the graph, one can take the following observations: 1> As frequency increases, area of graph decreases 2> With increase in frequency...