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Propagation electrodynamics differential conduction of action potentials in geometrically branched squid giant axons
Classical cable theory neglects magnetic induction, Lorentz forces, and transient electromagnetic (EM) currents, limiting its accuracy for action potential propagation in branched neuronal geometries. We develop a coupled Maxwell-cable framework that integrates finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) s
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