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S. Kurtz
Researcher at University of Notre Dame
Publications - 8
Citations - 311
S. Kurtz is an academic researcher from University of Notre Dame. The author has contributed to research in topics: Magnetic logic & Logic gate. The author has an hindex of 6, co-authored 8 publications receiving 300 citations.
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Nanomagnet logic: progress toward system-level integration.
Michael Niemier,Gary H. Bernstein,György Csaba,Aaron Dingler,Xiaobo Sharon Hu,S. Kurtz,Shiliang Liu,Joseph J. Nahas,Wolfgang Porod,M. Siddiq,Edit Varga +10 more
TL;DR: Progress toward complete and reliable NML systems is reviewed and fundamental characteristics a device must possess if it is to be used in a digital system are reviewed.
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On-Chip Clocking of Nanomagnet Logic Lines and Gates
M.T. Alam,S. Kurtz,M. Siddiq,Michael Niemier,Gary H. Bernstein,Xiaobo Sharon Hu,Wolfgang Porod +6 more
TL;DR: The nanomagnet logic devices considered here are variants of proposed components for the edge-driven, quantum-dot cellular automata device architecture, where the position of electrons on quantum dots was suggested as a mechanism for representing binary state.
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Non-majority magnetic logic gates: a review of experiments and future prospects for 'shape-based' logic.
S. Kurtz,Edit Varga,M. Siddiq,Michael Niemier,Wolfgang Porod,Xiaobo Sharon Hu,Gary H. Bernstein +6 more
TL;DR: Simulations suggest that the time evolution of experimentally demonstrated structures is correct, and that designs can also tolerate clock field misalignment, and a discussion of extensibility and scaling prospects for shape-based computation with nanomagnets.
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Divide and conquer: a four-fold docking experience of agent-based models
TL;DR: This paper compartmentalize the simulation world to prohibit the propagation of errors between compartments, using four separate implementations that sprung from the same core model, and describes a series of docking experiments, analyze the results, and show how they lead to a successful dock.
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Making non-volatile nanomagnet logic non-volatile
Aaron Dingler,S. Kurtz,Michael Niemier,Xiaobo Sharon Hu,György Csaba,Joseph J. Nahas,Wolfgang Porod,Gary H. Bernstein,Peng Li,Vjiay Karthik Sankar +9 more
TL;DR: Hardware designs to improve steady state non-volatility, and materials-related design levers that could simultaneously deliver non-Volatility and low clock energy are presented.