Mixed-mode oscillations in a three time-scale system of ODEs motivated by a neuronal model

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DOI10.1080/14689360903535760zbMATH Open1204.37085arXiv0804.0829OpenAlexW2002280945MaRDI QIDQ3069837FDOQ3069837


Authors: Jozsi Jalics, M. Krupa, Horacio G. Rotstein Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 20 January 2011

Published in: Dynamical Systems (Search for Journal in Brave)

Abstract: We analyze a biophysical model of a neuron from the entorhinal cortex that includes persistent sodium and slow potassium as non-standard currents using reduction of dimension and dynamical systems techniques to determine the mechanisms for the generation of mixed-mode oscillations. We have found that the standard spiking currents (sodium and potassium) play a critical role in the analysis of the interspike interval. To study the mixed-mode oscillations, the six dimensional model has been reduced to a three dimensional model for the subthreshold regime. Additional transformations and a truncation have led to a simplified model system with three timescales that retains many properties of the original equations, and we employ this system to elucidate the underlying structure and explain a novel mechanism for the generation of mixed-mode oscillations based on the canard phenomenon. In particular, we prove the existence of a special solution, a singular primary canard, that serves as a transition between mixed-mode oscillations and spiking in the singular limit by employing appropriate rescalings, center manifold reductions, and energy arguments. Additionally, we conjecture that the singular canard solution is the limit of a family of canards and provide numerical evidence for the conjecture.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/0804.0829




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