We study the stochastic resonance （SR） in Hodgkin-Huxley （HH） neural systems with small-world （SW） connections under the noise synaptic current and periodic stimulus, focusing on the dependence of properties of ...We study the stochastic resonance （SR） in Hodgkin-Huxley （HH） neural systems with small-world （SW） connections under the noise synaptic current and periodic stimulus, focusing on the dependence of properties of SR on coupling strength c. It is found that there exists a critical coupling strength c^＊ such that if c 〈 c^＊, then the SR can appear on the SW neural network. Especially, dependence of the critical coupling strength c^＊ on the number of neurons N shows the monotonic even almost linear increase of c^＊ as N increases and c^＊ on the SW network is smaller than that on the random network. For the effect of the SW network on the phenomenon of SR, we show that decreasing the connection-rewiring probability p of the network topology leads to an enhancement of SR. This indicates that the SR on the SW network is more prominent than that on the random network （p = 1.0）. In addition, it is noted that the effect becomes remarkable as coupling strength increases. Moreover, it is found that the SR weakens but resonance range becomes wider with the increase of c on the SW neural network.展开更多
We have studied the excitation properties of biophysical Hodgkin-Huxley neurons with the side-inhibition mechanism in small-world networks. The result shows that the excitation properties in the networks are preferabl...We have studied the excitation properties of biophysical Hodgkin-Huxley neurons with the side-inhibition mechanism in small-world networks. The result shows that the excitation properties in the networks are preferably consistent with the characteristic properties of a brain neural system under external constant stimuli, such as fatigue effect, extreme excitation principle, and the brain neural excitation response induced by different in- tensity of noise and coupling. The results of the study might shed some light on the study of the brain nerve electrophysiology and epistemological science.展开更多
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 70571017 and 10247005, the Innovation Project of Guangxi Graduate Education under Grant No 2006106020809M36, and Key Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 70431002.
文摘We study the stochastic resonance （SR） in Hodgkin-Huxley （HH） neural systems with small-world （SW） connections under the noise synaptic current and periodic stimulus, focusing on the dependence of properties of SR on coupling strength c. It is found that there exists a critical coupling strength c^＊ such that if c 〈 c^＊, then the SR can appear on the SW neural network. Especially, dependence of the critical coupling strength c^＊ on the number of neurons N shows the monotonic even almost linear increase of c^＊ as N increases and c^＊ on the SW network is smaller than that on the random network. For the effect of the SW network on the phenomenon of SR, we show that decreasing the connection-rewiring probability p of the network topology leads to an enhancement of SR. This indicates that the SR on the SW network is more prominent than that on the random network （p = 1.0）. In addition, it is noted that the effect becomes remarkable as coupling strength increases. Moreover, it is found that the SR weakens but resonance range becomes wider with the increase of c on the SW neural network.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 70571017, 10247005, 10547004 and 10472116, the Guangxi Innovative Fund for the Programme of Graduate Education, and the Key Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No 70431002.
文摘We have studied the excitation properties of biophysical Hodgkin-Huxley neurons with the side-inhibition mechanism in small-world networks. The result shows that the excitation properties in the networks are preferably consistent with the characteristic properties of a brain neural system under external constant stimuli, such as fatigue effect, extreme excitation principle, and the brain neural excitation response induced by different in- tensity of noise and coupling. The results of the study might shed some light on the study of the brain nerve electrophysiology and epistemological science.
