The following method describes how can one obtain the phase reset curve (PRC) as a function of timings of pulses. IT turns out using the PRC of a system we could basically say a lot about the interactions between neurons without actually simulating the whole differential equations taking the maps route. I thought I will… Continue reading How to get the PRC from timings (Notes)

It is fun to look at how the iterates move in newton's iterations in the case of $latex Sin(x) $ function. The iterate derived in the previous post is as follows $latex x(n+1) = x(n) - Tan(x(n)) $ If one start at start around 2 we quickly converge to the solution. 🙂 The sin function… Continue reading Newtons iteration as a map – Part 2

Newton Iterations is a well known methodology to compute the solution of the problem f(x) = 0. It is very interesting to look at it as a map. The iteration step is as follows for x(n+1). Let the function be Sin(x) then it results in the following map The plot of the function and the… Continue reading Newton’s iteration as map – Part 1