Abstract
Oxide-based resistive random access memories (RRAM) are based on a conductive filament of oxygen vacancies across the film. It is pointed out that the density of vacancies must be high in order to form a percolating path due to the highly localised nature of the vacancy defect orbital, which is much more localised than that given by local density formalism.
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