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Subject(s)

• Computational neuroscience [Browse]

Related name

• Feng, Jianfeng [Browse]

Series

Chapman & Hall/CRC mathematical biology and medicine series. [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• 1. A Theoretical Overview / Henry C. Tuckwell and Jianfeng Feng
• 2. Atomistic Simulations of Ion Channels / Peter D. Tieleman
• 3. Modelling Neuronal Calcium Dynamics / Saleet M. Jafri and Keun-Hang Yang
• 4. Structure-Based Models of NO Diffusion in the Nervous System / Andrew Philippides, Phil Husbands, Tom Smith and Michael O'Shea
• 5. Stochastic Modelling of Single Ion Channels / Alan G. Hawkes
• 6. The Biophysical Basis of Firing Variability in Cortical Neurons / Hugh P. C. Robinson
• 7. Generating Quantitatively Accurate, but Computationally Concise, Models of Single Neurons / Gareth Leng, Arleta Reiff-Marganiec, Mike Ludwig and Nancy Sabatier
• 8. Bursting Activity in Weakly Electric Fish / Rudiger Krahe and Fabrizio Gabbiani
• 9. Likelihood Methods for Neural Spike Train Data Analysis / Emery N. Brown, Riccardo Barbieri, Uri T. Eden and Loren M. Frank
• 10. Biologically-Detailed Network Modelling / Andrew Davison
• 11. Hebbian Learning and Spike-Timing-Department Plasticity / Sen Song
• 12. Correlated Neuronal Activity: High- and Low-Level Views / Emilio Salinas and Terrence J. Sejnowski
• 13. A Case Study of Population Coding: Stimulus Localisation in the Barrel Cortex / Rasmus S. Petersen and Stefano Panzeri
• 14. Modelling Fly Motion Vision / Alexander Borst
• 15. Mean-Field Theory of Irregularly Spiking Neuronal Populations and Working Memory in Recurrent Cortical Networks / Alfonso Renart, Nicolas Brunel and Xiao-Jing Wang
• 16. The Operation of Memory Systems in the Brain / Edmund T. Rolls
• 17. Modelling Motor Control Paradigms / Pietro G. Morasso and Vittorio Sanguineti
• 18. Computational Models for Generic Cortical Microcircuits / Wolfgang Maass, Thomas Natschlaeger and Henry Markram
• 19. Modelling Primate Visual Attention / Leurent Itti.

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ISBN

1584883626 (alk. paper)

LCCN

2003051578

OCLC

52166066

RCP

C - S

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