Subharmonic stochastic synchronization and resonance in neuronal systems
Subharmonic stochastic synchronization and resonance in neuronal systems
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DOI:
10.1103/physreve.65.050902
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发表时间:
2002-05-01
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
Savino, GV
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作者:
Chialvo, DR;Calvo, O;Savino, GV
We study the response of,a model,neuron, driven simultaneously by noise and at least two weak periodic signals. We focus on signals with frequencies components kf(o),(k+1)f(o),... (k+n)f(o) with k>1. The neunon's, output is a sequence of pulses spaced,at random interpulse intervals. We find an optimum input noise intensity for which the output pulses are spaced similar to1/f(o), i.e., there is a stochastic resonance (SR) at a frequency missing in the,input. Even higher noise intensities, uncover additional, but weaker, resonances at frequencies present in the input. This is a different form of SR whereby the most robust. resonance is,the one enhancing a frequency, which is absent in the input, and which is not possible to recover via any linear processing. This can be important in understanding sensory systems including the neuronal mechanism for perception of complex tones.