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Subthreshold oscillations and spiking in hybrid neuron models with a dynamic threshold
We investigate a class of two-dimensional hybrid non-autonomous periodically forced neuron models known as the Meng-Huguet-Rinzel neuron model, with a dynamic threshold and reset mechanism. We focus on the interplay between the continuous subthreshold dynamics and discrete spike-induced resets. The
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