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Periodically modulated traveling waves in integrate-and-fire networks: recursive speed law and propagation failure
disordered-systems-and-neural-networksneurons-and-cognitionpattern-formation-and-solitonsstatistical-mechanics
Traveling waves of activity in neural tissue can be halted by spatial inhomogeneity in synaptic coupling. We study an integrate-and-fire network in which each neuron fires once and the coupling decays exponentially. For this model the leading-edge firing map reduces exactly to a scalar equation for
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