[Splitting of the back edge of a propagating excitation pulse].
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Mornev, OA; Aslanidi, OV; Chaĭlakhian, LM; Starmer, CF
Published in: Biofizika
January 1996
A new type of unstability of action potential propagating in spatially inhomogeneous electrically excitable media is announced. Numerical experiments with the FitzHugh-Nagumo model show that if the medium contains a region where membrane slow, outward currents are partially depressed then the back front of action potential passing through such a region can split forming a "burning drop"-solitary standing wave of depolarisation with finite "life duration".
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Biofizika
ISSN
0006-3029
Publication Date
January 1996
Volume
41
Issue
1
Start / End Page
191 / 197
Related Subject Headings
- Models, Theoretical
- Biophysics
- Action Potentials
- 5199 Other physical sciences
- 5105 Medical and biological physics
- 0299 Other Physical Sciences
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Mornev, O. A., Aslanidi, O. V., Chaĭlakhian, L. M., & Starmer, C. F. (1996). [Splitting of the back edge of a propagating excitation pulse]. Biofizika, 41(1), 191–197.
Mornev, O. A., O. V. Aslanidi, L. M. Chaĭlakhian, and Ch F. Starmer. “[Splitting of the back edge of a propagating excitation pulse].” Biofizika 41, no. 1 (January 1996): 191–97.
Mornev OA, Aslanidi OV, Chaĭlakhian LM, Starmer CF. [Splitting of the back edge of a propagating excitation pulse]. Biofizika. 1996 Jan;41(1):191–7.
Mornev, O. A., et al. “[Splitting of the back edge of a propagating excitation pulse].” Biofizika, vol. 41, no. 1, Jan. 1996, pp. 191–97.
Mornev OA, Aslanidi OV, Chaĭlakhian LM, Starmer CF. [Splitting of the back edge of a propagating excitation pulse]. Biofizika. 1996 Jan;41(1):191–197.
Published In
Biofizika
ISSN
0006-3029
Publication Date
January 1996
Volume
41
Issue
1
Start / End Page
191 / 197
Related Subject Headings
- Models, Theoretical
- Biophysics
- Action Potentials
- 5199 Other physical sciences
- 5105 Medical and biological physics
- 0299 Other Physical Sciences