论文信息 - Transition to chaos via intermittency in the onchidium pacemaker neuron

Transition to chaos via intermittency in the onchidium pacemaker neuron

Abstract The nonlinear response of the Onchidium pacemaker neuron to a sinusoidal stimulation was investigated by a stroboscopic mapping. The phase diagram of the response was obtained and the transition from the 1 2 -harmonic oscillation to chaos through the intermittency is pointed out.

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