P. Georgiou, Mauricio Barahona, S. Yaliraki, E. Drakakis
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This work discusses the conditions under which two identical and ideal memristors behave as reciprocal elements. In particular, it is shown that when the output of an ideal memristor is used to drive another identical device, then the output of the second device is identical to the signal originally fed as an input to the first one.