We also tell how the model is implemented in the computer program KIVA and give some computational examples.
We present a cellular memristive stateful logic computing architecture and demonstrate its operation with computational examples such as vectorized XOR, circular shift, and content-addressable memory.
The aim of this first part is to present the physical problems and the robust and accurate numerical schemes that are implemented for computing stationary solutions, to show a few computational examples and to explain how the basic GPELab functions work.
Two computational examples illustrate the algorithm's performance.
Computational examples are given to further illustrate our results.
The method is illustrated with several computational examples.
The method is illustrated by several computational examples.
Computational examples are presented in the end for demonstration.
Computational examples are given to illustrate our results.
Computational examples include surface inhomogeneities, topological transitions and cusp formation.
Computational examples showing method capabilities and accuracy are presented.
