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Xi Chen^1,2, Dongliang Yang¹, Geunwoo Hwang³

¹Centre for Quantum Physics, Key Laboratory of Advanced Optoelectronic Quantum Architecture and Measurement (MOE), School of Physics, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China.

|April 10, 2024

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Two-dimensional memristors enable neural networks to solve complex optimization problems. This research demonstrates their use in Hopfield and Ising machines for enhanced computational efficiency.

Keywords:

Ising machine combinatorial optimization crossbar array in-memory computing memristor

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Materials Science
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering

Background:

Neural networks are vital for optimization but face computational challenges with NP-hard problems.
Traditional hardware confronts limitations like the von Neumann bottleneck and Moore's Law slowdown.
Two-dimensional (2D) memristors offer in-memory computing and scalability, addressing hardware constraints.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the application of 2D memristors in neural network architectures for optimization.
To explore the potential of 2D memristors in solving both continuous and combinatorial optimization problems.
To develop an oscillatory neural network-based Ising machine using memristors for advanced computation.

Main Methods:

Emulating synapses with nonvolatile 2D memristors in a discrete-time Hopfield neural network.
Coupling volatile memristor-based oscillators with nonvolatile memristor synapses for an Ising machine.
Utilizing phase synchronization in the oscillatory neural network for problem-solving.

Main Results:

Successfully solved continuous optimization problems like quadratic polynomial minimization using the Hopfield network.
Tackled combinatorial optimization problems such as Max-Cut with the Hopfield network.
Demonstrated the Ising machine's capability to solve Max-Cut and map coloring problems via phase synchronization.

Conclusions:

2D memristors show significant potential for enhancing the efficiency, compactness, and homogeneity of integrated Ising machines.
This work highlights the promise of 2D memristors for future neural network advancements in optimization.
Memristor-based neural networks offer a viable hardware solution for computationally intensive optimization tasks.