ArticleScientific reports2022
Ageing transitions in a network of Rulkov neurons.
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Abstract
The phenomenon of ageing transitions (AT) in a Erdős-Rényi network of coupled Rulkov neurons is studied with respect to parameters modelling network connectivity, coupling strength and the fractional ratio of inactive neurons in the network. A general mean field coupling is proposed to model the neuronal interactions. A standard order parameter is defined for quantifying the network dynamics. Investigations are undertaken for both the noise free network as well as stochastic networks, where the interneuronal coupling strength is assumed to be superimposed with additive noise. The existence of both smooth and explosive AT are observed in the parameter space for both the noise free and the stochastic networks. The effects of noise on AT are investigated and are found to play a constructive role in mitigating the effects of inactive neurons and reducing the parameter regime in which explosive AT is observed.
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