We characterize the systematic changes in the topological structure of chaotic attractors that occur as spike-adding and homoclinic bifurcations are encountered in the slow-fast dynamics of neuron models. This phenomenon is detailed in the simple Hindmarsh-Rose neuron model, where we show that the unstable periodic orbits appearing after each spike-adding bifurcation are associated with specific symbolic sequences in the canonical symbolic encoding of the dynamics of the system. This allows us to understand how these bifurcations modify the internal structure of the chaotic attractors
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International audienceIn a series of two papers, we investigate the mechanisms by which complex osci...
International audienceThe Hindmarsh-Rose model of neural action potential is revisited from the poin...
Among many newly raised issues in neuroscience, we have been particularly interested in three issues...
Chaotic behavior in a spatially extended system is often referred to as spatiotemporal chaos. The t...
The methods of qualitative theory of slow-fast systems applied to biophysically realistic neuron mod...
Understanding common dynamical principles underlying an abundance of widespread brain behaviors is a...
Bursting phenomena are found in a wide variety of fast-slow systems. In this article, we consider th...
Interior crises are understood as discontinuous changes of the size of a chaotic attractor that occu...
Bursting phenomena are found in a wide variety of fast–slow systems. In this article, we consider th...
The Hindmarsh\u2013Rose model of neural action potential is revisited from the point of view of glob...
Square-wave or fold/hom bursting is typical of many excitable dynamical systems, such as pancreatic ...
The well-studied Hindmarsh-Rose model of neural action potential is revisited from the point of view...
Non-linear integrate and fire neuron models introduced in \cite{touboul08}, such as Izhikevich and B...
The Hindmarsh-Rose model of neural action potential is revisited from the point of view of global bi...
Abstract In-depth understanding of the generic mech-anisms of transitions between distinct patterns ...
International audienceIn a series of two papers, we investigate the mechanisms by which complex osci...
International audienceThe Hindmarsh-Rose model of neural action potential is revisited from the poin...
Among many newly raised issues in neuroscience, we have been particularly interested in three issues...
Chaotic behavior in a spatially extended system is often referred to as spatiotemporal chaos. The t...