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Fully nonlinear neuromorphic computing with linear wave scattering
C. C. Wanjura and F. Marquardt
Discover a groundbreaking approach to neuromorphic computing that employs linear wave scattering for nonlinear processing. This innovative method, conducted by Clara C. Wanjura and Florian Marquardt, encodes inputs into physical parameters to achieve energy-efficient and scalable solutions across various platforms.
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