We consider stochastic excitable units with three discrete states.
Each state is characterized by a waiting time density function. This
approach allows for a non-Markovian description of the dynamics of
separate excitable units and of ensembles of such units. We discuss
the emergence of oscillations in a globally coupled ensemble with
excitatory coupling. In the limit of a large ensemble we derive the
non-Markovian mean-field equations: nonlinear integral equations
for the populations of the three states. We analyze the stability
of their steady solutions. Collective oscillations are shown to persist
in a large parameter region beyond supercritical and subcritical
Hopf bifurcations. We compare the results with simulations of discrete
units as well as of coupled FitzHugh-Nagumo systems.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Prag_2007_011118
%A Prager, T.
%A Falcke, M.
%A Schimansky-Geier, L.
%A Zaks, M. A.
%D 2007
%J Phys. Rev. E Stat. Nonlin. Soft Matter Phys.
%K Action Animals; Biological Chains; Clocks; Computer Humans; Markov Models, Nerve Net; Neurological; Neurons Potentials; Simulation; Statistical;
%N 1 Pt 1
%P 011118
%T Non-Markovian approach to globally coupled excitable systems..
%V 76
%X We consider stochastic excitable units with three discrete states.
Each state is characterized by a waiting time density function. This
approach allows for a non-Markovian description of the dynamics of
separate excitable units and of ensembles of such units. We discuss
the emergence of oscillations in a globally coupled ensemble with
excitatory coupling. In the limit of a large ensemble we derive the
non-Markovian mean-field equations: nonlinear integral equations
for the populations of the three states. We analyze the stability
of their steady solutions. Collective oscillations are shown to persist
in a large parameter region beyond supercritical and subcritical
Hopf bifurcations. We compare the results with simulations of discrete
units as well as of coupled FitzHugh-Nagumo systems.
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Each state is characterized by a waiting time density function. This
approach allows for a non-Markovian description of the dynamics of
separate excitable units and of ensembles of such units. We discuss
the emergence of oscillations in a globally coupled ensemble with
excitatory coupling. In the limit of a large ensemble we derive the
non-Markovian mean-field equations: nonlinear integral equations
for the populations of the three states. We analyze the stability
of their steady solutions. Collective oscillations are shown to persist
in a large parameter region beyond supercritical and subcritical
Hopf bifurcations. We compare the results with simulations of discrete
units as well as of coupled FitzHugh-Nagumo systems.},
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