Dynamic self-organization in neural networks systems

The introduced concept of dynamic self-organization consists in the following. Suppose that there is a set of free (non-interacting) neurons, each of which is at rest or not capable of vibrational electrical activity at all. Then, being connected in a certain way in a network, these neurons can begin to generate electrical impulses. The feasibility of this phenomenon is illustrated by the example of one mathematical model, which is a certain nonlinear boundary value problem of hyperbolic type. A combination of analytical and numerical methods is used to study the attractors of the boundary value problem under consideration.