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Dynamical Systems in Neuroscience: The Geometry of Excitability and Bursting (Computational Neuroscience) [Paperback]

Eugene M. Izhikevich

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"A unique contribution to the theoretical neuroscience literature that can serve as a useful reference for audiences ranging from quantitatively skilled undergraduates interested in mathematical modeling, to neuroscientists at all levels, to graduate students and even researchers in the field of theoretical neuroscience." -- Jonathan E. Rubin, Mathematical Review "This book will be a great contribution to the subject of mathematical neurophysiology." --Richard Fitzhugh, former researcher, Laboratory of Biophysics, National Institutes of Health "Eugene Izhikevich has written an excellent introduction to the application of nonlinear dynamics to the spiking patterns of neurons. There are dozens of clear illustrations and hundreds of exercises ranging from the very easy to Ph.D.-level questions. The book will be suitable for mathematicians and physicists who want to jump into this exciting field as well as for neuroscientists who desire a deeper understanding of the utility of nonlinear dynamics applied to biology." --Bard Ermentrout, Department of Mathematics, University of Pittsburgh "A stimulating, entertaining, and scenic tour of neuronal modeling from a nonlinear dynamics viewpoint." --John Rinzel, Center for Neural Science and Courant Institute, New York University

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"A stimulating, entertaining, and scenic tour of neuronal modeling from a nonlinear dynamics viewpoint." John Rinzel, Center for Neural Science and Courant Institute, New York University "A unique contribution to the theoretical neuroscience literature that can serve as a useful reference for audiences ranging from quantitatively skilled undergraduates interested in mathematical modeling, to neuroscientists at all levels, to graduate students and even researchers in the field of theoretical neuroscience." Jonathan E. Rubin Mathematical Review "A stimulating, entertaining, and scenic tour of neuronal modeling from a nonlinear dynamics viewpoint."--John Rinzel, Center for Neural Science and Courant Institute, New York University "This book will be a great contribution to the subject of mathematical neurophysiology."--Richard Fitzhugh, former researcher, Laboratory of Biophysics, National Institutes of Health

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An Interesting Book on Spiking Mechanism and Nonlinear Dynamical System 10 Aug 2007
By Man Kam Tam - Published on Amazon.com
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The goal of Izhikevich's book is to study "the relationship between electrophysiology, bifurcations, and computational properties of neurons." The book also introduces the fundamental concepts of nonlinear dynamical system such as (1) equilibrium, (2) stability, (3) limit cycle attractor, and (4) bifurcations. Actually, it is a good introductory book on applying nonlinear dynamical system on scientific research. The primary subject of the book is the spiking (excitability and bursting) of neurons. By utilizing graphs or phase portraits to demonstrate the mechanism of the spiking generation of neurons, the author makes the readers understand both the spiking mechanism and the concepts of nonlinear dynamical system with ease.
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So you think you are afraid of some math? 24 Oct 2007
By Robert Butera - Published on Amazon.com
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This book encapsulates in a single text a large body of knowledge by the author and others over the past two decades on the use of geometrical techniques to both classify and study a large range of single neuron models. While much of this material is known to "experts" in the field, the value of this text is i1) teaching this dynamical systems perspective on single neuron dynamics to generations of new students and 2) educating non-mathematicians into both the utility and use of these theories. Many other texts and papers on this topic leave non-mathematicians "in the dust" shortly after the introduction, but Eugene's excellent use of figures to explain concepts geometrically as well as mathematically enables a PhD student in engineering or quantitative biology to fully appreciate what is going on, not to mention seasoned experimentalists.
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Amazing Book 9 May 2011
By Ghassan Ayesh - Published on Amazon.com
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This book will teach you the dynamics of neurons, how to model the dynamics of neurons, complex systems modeling and how our understanding of the spiking neural systems came. This is a prize in every way. The book is engaging and easy to follow - well to some extent given the advanced topic the author is engaging the readers with. I am impressed of the ease the author applies non linear dynamical systems theory modeling techniques at ease in order to come up with a neural model that the author Izhikevich evolves throughout the chapters of the book, with clear schematics in every chapter which visually explain the modeling as well. Superb indeed. The subject overall is not an easy topic to attack or explain but Izhikevich is up for the challenge.

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