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Mechanism of bistability: Tonic spiking and bursting in a neuron model
2005
Physical Review E
Neurons can demonstrate various types of activity; tonically spiking, bursting as well as silent neurons are frequently observed in electrophysiological experiments. The methods of qualitative theory of slow-fast systems applied to biophysically realistic neuron models can describe basic scenarios of how these regimes of activity can be generated and transitions between them can be made. Here we demonstrate that a bifurcation of a codimension one can explain a transition between tonic spiking
doi:10.1103/physreve.71.056214
pmid:16089641
fatcat:lz4moil3vre7zi7qtbko5w5cau