STABILITY ANALYSIS OF BURSTING MODELS

Title & Authors
STABILITY ANALYSIS OF BURSTING MODELS
Lee, Eui-Woo;

Abstract
In this paper, we present a general method for the stability analysis of some bursting models. Our method is geometric in the sense that we consider a flow-defined return map defined on a section and determine when the map is a contraction. We find that there are three different stability types in the codimension-1 planar bursters.
Keywords
bursting;stability;bifurcation;delayed behavior;singular perturbation;
Language
English
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