Computational Neurology: Identifying critical regions for spike propagation

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Introduction to a mathematical framework for computational neurology. Featuring work done by Pedro D. Maia and J. Nathan Kutz at the Department of Applied Mathematics, University of Washington.
  1. Nathan Kutz
  2. Pedro Maia
  3. Nathan Kutz
  4. computational neurology
  5. computational neuroscience
  6. focal axonal swellings
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