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Propagation of cortical synfire activity: survival probability in single trials and stability in the mean

Gewaltig et al., 2001

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4868269626514073704
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Gewaltig M
Diesmann M
Aertsen A
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Neural networks

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The synfire hypothesis states that under appropriate conditions volleys of synchronized spikes (pulse packets) can propagate through the cortical network by traveling along chains of groups of cortical neurons. Here, we present results from network simulations, taking full …
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