摘要Mechanism of period-adding cascades with chaos in a reduced leech neuron model is suggested as the bifurcation of a saddle-node limit cycle with homoclinic orbits satisfying the ``small lobe condition'', instead of the blue-sky catastrophe. In every spiking adding, the new spike emerges at the end of the spiking phase of the bursters.
Abstract：Mechanism of period-adding cascades with chaos in a reduced leech neuron model is suggested as the bifurcation of a saddle-node limit cycle with homoclinic orbits satisfying the ``small lobe condition'', instead of the blue-sky catastrophe. In every spiking adding, the new spike emerges at the end of the spiking phase of the bursters.
YOOER Chi-Feng;XU Jian-Xue;ZHANG Xin-Hua. Bifurcation of a Saddle-Node Limit Cycle with Homoclinic Orbits Satisfying the Small Lobe Condition in a Leech Neuron Model[J]. 中国物理快报, 2009, 26(8): 80501-080501.
YOOER Chi-Feng, XU Jian-Xue, ZHANG Xin-Hua. Bifurcation of a Saddle-Node Limit Cycle with Homoclinic Orbits Satisfying the Small Lobe Condition in a Leech Neuron Model. Chin. Phys. Lett., 2009, 26(8): 80501-080501.
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