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Sequential chaotic oscillations in excitatory-inhibitory threshold-linear networks
Metastable states, a phenomenon observed in brain dynamics and many other systems, have been proposed as a key feature of healthy brain function, reflecting a balance between integration and segregation. However, it remains unclear how to capture this behavior within a dynamical-systems framework. I
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