Serguey Kashchenko

Models of Wave Memory (eBook, PDF)

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This monograph examines in detail models of neural systems described by delay-differential equations. Each element of the medium (neuron) is an oscillator that generates, in standalone mode, short impulses also known as spikes. The book discusses models of synaptic interaction between neurons, which lead to complex oscillatory modes in the system. In addition, it presents a solution to the problem of choosing the parameters of interaction in order to obtain attractors with predetermined structure. These attractors are represented as images encoded in the form of autowaves (wave memory). The target audience primarily comprises researchers and experts in the field, but it will also be beneficial for graduate students.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Springer International Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Oktober 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9783319198668
• Artikelnr.: 43909346

Inhaltsangabe

Model of single neuron.- Model of the interaction of neurons.- Model of wave propagations in the ring neural structure with chemical synapsis.- Model of self-organization of oscillations in the ring system of homogeneous neural modules.- Model of adaptation of neural ensembles.- Model of the neural system, synchronizing the wave packets.- Model of the neural system with diffusive interaction of elements.- Pseudo correlative dimension of the electroencephalogram and its volume amount of short term memory of the human.- Estimates of differences of evoked potentials.

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Model of single neuron.- Model of the interaction of neurons.- Model of wave propagations in the ring neural structure with chemical synapsis.- Model of self-organization of oscillations in the ring system of homogeneous neural modules.- Model of adaptation of neural ensembles.- Model of the neural system, synchronizing the wave packets.- Model of the neural system with diffusive interaction of elements.- Pseudo correlative dimension of the electroencephalogram and its volume amount of short term memory of the human.- Estimates of differences of evoked potentials.