In-memory computing devices, such as resistive RAMs, natively implement material implication or a variant of the majority-of-three operation called RM₃. This operation generalizes material implication and has been used as target operation in several logic synthesis algorithms for in-memory computing applications. In this work, we investigate a homogeneous logic network data structure that uses RM₃ as only logic operation. Such a data structure makes an ideal fit for the use in design automation algorithms for in-memory computing. We show how to derive RM₃ networks from well-known logic synthesis data structures and a technique how to obtain such networks using technology mapping.