Theory of electronic switching effect as a cooperative phenomenon

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Publication Type Journal Article
School or College College of Science
Department Physics
Creator Mattis, Daniel C.
Title Theory of electronic switching effect as a cooperative phenomenon
Date 1969-05
Description A modified form of Zener tunneling theory, in which we assume that the tunneling barrier is a decreasing collective function of electronic excitation, is shown to imply insulator- to-metal switching characteristics similar to those reported by Ovshinsky for glass film devices. In addition, our І-V characteristics display a region of negative resistance. Some criteria for the existence of polyconductivity are discussed, and are shown to be met by several classes of material.
Type Text
Publisher American Physical Society
Journal Title Physical Review Letters
Volume 22
Issue 18
First Page 936
Last Page 939
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevLett.22.936
citatation_issn 0031-9007
Subject Electronic switching; Negative resistance
Subject LCSH Switching theory; Tunneling (Physics); Metal-insulator transitions; Electric resistance
Language eng
Bibliographic Citation Mattis, D. C. (1969). Theory of electronic switching effect as a cooperative phenomenon. Physical Review Letters, 22(18), 936-9.
Rights Management (c) American Physical Society http://dx.doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.22.936.
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