Explore a 24-minute lecture on the theoretical study of periodic solutions emerging in the inhibitory NNLIF neuron model with synaptic delay. Presented by Kota Ikeda from Meiji University at the Institut Henri Poincaré in Paris, delve into the complex mathematical analysis of neuronal behavior. Gain insights into the intricate dynamics of inhibitory neural networks and the role of synaptic delays in shaping periodic solutions. Enhance your understanding of computational neuroscience and mathematical modeling of neural systems through this advanced presentation.
Theoretical Study of the Emergence of Periodic Solutions for the Inhibitory NNLIF Neuron Model with Synaptic Delay
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Theoretical study of the emergence of periodic solutions for the inhibitory NNLIF neuronmodel...
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