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A mathematical model of the afferent stage of the mammalian baroreceptor reflex
(1994)
The purpose of this research effort is to develop a mathematical model of the afferent portion mammalian arterial baroreceptor reflex. The entire model is comprised of a small network of Hodgkin-Huxley (HH) type membrane ...
Statistical and biophysical modeling of binaural interaction in the lateral superior olive
(1996)
The Lateral Superior Olive (LSO) is believed to be involved in encoding high frequency localization information based on interaural level difference (ILD) and interaural time difference (ITD) cues. Details of how this ...
Point-process modeling of excitatory/inhibitory interactions in LSO neurons
(1993)
The thesis of this work is that the representation of sensory information in the discharges of single neurons can be characterized by point process models. The work focuses on the encoding of binaural information in the ...
A neural network approach to the redundant robot inverse kinematic problem in the presence of obstacles
(1991)
Redundancy in robots is very much an open research area in the field of robotics. As the tasks required of robots become more and more complex, the ability of robots to perform satisfactorily in these applications must ...
An electrodiffusion model of conduction in nerve fibers
(1995)
A new membrane model for mammalian nerve fibers has been developed. The membrane model utilizes new characterizations for delayed-rectifier currents, and adds an inwardly-rectifying potassium channel as well as a ...
Mathematical modeling of the sinoatrial node cell in the rabbit heart
(1992)
A mathematical model has been developed for the rabbit sinoatrial node (SAN) cardiac pacemaker cell, that is based on experimental results from whole-cell voltage clamp and action potential studies on single enzymatically-isolated ...
Ventricular interaction in a closed-loop model of the canine circulation
(1996)
A mathematical model of the dynamic interaction between the ventricles over a complete cardiac cycle is presented. The ventricles are modeled as a three-walled system, each of which is individually characterized by a ...