Multiscale neocortical dynamics, experimental EEG measures, and global facilitation of local cell assemblies

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 19 (2):305-306 (1996)
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Multiscale dynamics, linear approximations, global boundary conditions, experimental verification, and global influences on local cell assemblies are considered in the context of Wright & Liley's work. W&L provide a nice introduction to these issues and a reasonable simulation of intermediate scale dynamics, but the model does not adequately simulate combined local and global processes.

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