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Fig. 4

From: Frequency Preference Response to Oscillatory Inputs in Two-dimensional Neural Models: A Geometric Approach to Subthreshold Amplitude and Phase Resonance

Fig. 4

Phase-plane diagrams for the autonomous linear system (29)–(30) for various representative values of α, ϵ and A t . aα=1. Top row: ϵ=0.01. Middle row: ϵ=0.1. Bottom row: ϵ=1. bα=6. Top row: ϵ=0.01. Middle row: ϵ=0.1. Bottom row: ϵ=1. cα=−2. Top row: ϵ=−0.01. Middle row: ϵ=−0.1. Bottom row: ϵ=−0.5. Each panel shows superimposed phase-planes diagrams for three different constant values of A t (=0,1,−1) generating three v-nullclines (solid-red for A t =0, dashed-red for A t =1 and A t =−1) and three fixed points (blue dots on the intersections between the red and green lines). The w-nullcline (green line) is common to all values of A t . Solid-red line: v-nullclines for A t =0. Dashed-red lines: v-nullclines for A t =1 (above) and A t =−1 (below). Red dots at (0,−1) and (0,−0.5): representative initial conditions. Solid-blue lines: trajectories initially located at these initial points. Each trajectory emerging from the red dots corresponds to a different value of A t and converges to the corresponding fixed point. The fixed points in panels a-top, a-middle and b-top are stable nodes and the fixed points in panels a-bottom, b-middle and b-bottom are stable foci

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