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- This study expands on the dynamical threshold neuron model with delay, originally developed by Gopalsamy and Leung, by analyzing its behavior under various parameters.
- The research identifies areas where delays have minimal impact ("harmless" delays) and those where delays lead to significant oscillations in the system.
- This comprehensive analysis enhances the understanding of how delays affect neuron dynamics beyond just asymptotic behavior.
Article Abstract
We complement the study of the asymptotic behaviour of the dynamical threshold neuron model with delay, introduced by Gopalsamy and Leung, by providing a description of the dynamics of the system in the remaining parameters range. We characterize the regions of "harmless" delays and those in which delay-induced oscillations appear.
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