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The role of graphitic filaments in resistive switching behaviour of amorphous silicon carbide thin films

As of 16 August 2026, this Paper Citation Record lists 4 of 4 outbound references and 0 inbound Pith citation observations for arXiv:1908.04079.

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This paper cites (28) Merlen, A.; Buijnsters, J.; Pardanaud, C.; Merlen, A.; Buijnsters, J.

The role of graphitic filaments in resistive switching behaviour of amorphous silicon carbide thin films (28) Merlen, A.; Buijnsters, J.; Pardanaud, C.; Merlen, A.; Buijnsters, J

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Observation f4b26370-c042-4269-a9be-626b1a2bfad6 · outbound

This paper cites One of the two competing mechanisms will dominate depending on the redox potential of the metal electrode.

The role of graphitic filaments in resistive switching behaviour of amorphous silicon carbide thin films One of the two competing mechanisms will dominate depending on the redox potential of the metal electrode

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Observation 1a9a466c-42a3-404e-9c68-34d8ec4c9d55 · outbound

This paper cites A Raman Spectroscopic Investigation of Graphite Oxide Derived Graphene.

The role of graphitic filaments in resistive switching behaviour of amorphous silicon carbide thin films A Raman Spectroscopic Investigation of Graphite Oxide Derived Graphene

Reference 153

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Observation 3e7b56d7-2581-4beb-bcea-0650ccc0cb17 · outbound

This paper cites C.; Meyer, J.

The role of graphitic filaments in resistive switching behaviour of amorphous silicon carbide thin films C.; Meyer, J

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