ReferencesAndrei V. Bukh, Elena V. Rybalova, Igor A. Shepelev, Tatiyana E. Vadivasova“Mechanism of Selectivity in the Coupled FitzHugh – Nagumo Neurons”, Regul. Chaotic Dyn., 2024, Volume 29, Issue 5,Pages 764

Mechanism of Selectivity in the Coupled FitzHugh – Nagumo Neurons
Andrei V. Bukh, Elena V. Rybalova, Igor A. Shepelev, Tatiyana E. Vadivasova



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