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Synaptic propagation in neuronal networks with finite support space dependent coupling
Abstract
1Traveling waves of electrical activity are ubiquitous in biological neuronal networks. Traveling waves in the brain are associated with sensory processing, phase coding, and sleep. The neuron and network parameters that determine traveling waves evolution are synaptic space constant, synaptic conductance, membrane time constant, and synaptic decay time constant. We used an abstract neuron model to investigate the propagation characteristics of traveling wave activity. We formulated a set of evolution equations based on the network connectivity parameters. We numerically investigated the stability of the traveling wave propagation with a series of perturbations with biological relevance.
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