Neural Synchronization, Chimera States and Sleep Asymmetry

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in Network Physiology, October 2021

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RT @PlamenChIvanov: Stochastic phase synchronization & chimera states in #networks of #sleep & wake promoting neuronal oscillators explain…

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RT @FrontNetPhysiol: During unihemispheric sleep, some animals sleep with half their brain while remaining awake with the other half. This…

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During unihemispheric sleep, some animals sleep with half their brain while remaining awake with the other half. This phenomenon can be modeled using chimera states, where identical groups of oscillators exhibit radically different dynamical behaviors. ➡️

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RT @PlamenChIvanov: Stochastic phase synchronization & chimera states in #networks of #sleep & wake promoting neuronal oscillators explain…

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