Chaotic solutions in the quadratic integrate-and-fire neuron with adaptation

AUTOR(ES)

Zheng, Gang

FONTE

Springer Netherlands

RESUMO

The quadratic integrate-and-fire (QIF) model with adaptation is commonly used as an elementary neuronal model that reproduces the main characteristics of real neurons. In this paper, we introduce a QIF neuron with a nonlinear adaptive current. This model reproduces the neuron-computational features of real neurons and is analytically tractable. It is shown that under a constant current input chaotic firing is possible. In contrast to previous study the neuron is not sinusoidally forced. We show that the spike-triggered adaptation is a key parameter to understand how chaos is generated.

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