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- Louis Lapicque published a significant paper on nerve excitability 100 years ago, which is frequently referenced in the study of integrate-and-fire neurons.
- The paper details how neurons respond to stimuli, laying foundational concepts in neuroscience.
- This discussion includes both an overview of Lapicque's contributions and a translation of his original work.
Article Abstract
Exactly 100 years ago, Louis Lapicque published a paper on the excitability of nerves that is often cited in the context of integrate-and-fire neurons. We discuss Lapicque's contributions along with a translation of the original publication.
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