Applications of some mathematical methods in the analysis of cellular neural networks (Q1970410)

Roughly speaking, cellular neural networks are dynamical systems describing the time evolution of the continuous state values of identical cells which interact solely with local neighbors. This article provides some general information for these networks. These include the main types of (nonlinear) differential equations involved, the stability of equilibrium points, the existence of bifurcation and periodic solutions, and relations with partial differential equations.