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5 November 1993 Spatial mode dynamics of a thalamo-cortical network
Gene V. Wallenstein
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Abstract
In this paper we extend recent work concerning the emergence of macroscopic patterns in a thalamo-cortical network. A small number of thalamic `cells' were used to drive a network of cortical cells structured on a square lattice consisting of 2-torus connectivity. It was previously shown that the network can exhibit irregular and periodic spatial behavior with the latter including both standing and traveling waves. A systematic analysis of this network across a wide range of driving frequencies revealed several properties of its spatiotemporal behavior which resemble those of the 8 - 12 Hz cortical alpha rhythm. We extend these results by examining the time-dependent amplitude of the spatial modes of this network and derive a system of ODEs to characterize their dynamics. Finally, we investigate the relationship between changes at the microscopic (cellular) level of this system and their effect on these macroscopic parameters.
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Gene V. Wallenstein "Spatial mode dynamics of a thalamo-cortical network", Proc. SPIE 2036, Chaos in Biology and Medicine, (5 November 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.162723
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KEYWORDS
Biology

Chaos

Medicine

Neurons

Modulation

Network security

Spatial frequencies

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