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Action potential dynamics on heterogenous neural networks: from kinetic to macroscopic equations
In the context of multi-agent systems of binary interacting particles, a
kinetic model for action potential dynamics on a neural network is proposed,
accounting for heterogeneity in the neuron-to-neuron connections, as well as in
the brain structure. Two levels of description are coupled: in a single area,
pairwise neuron interactions for the exchange of membrane potential are
statistically described; among different areas, a graph description of the
brain network topology is included. Equilibria of the kinetic and macroscopic
settings are determined and numerical simulations of the system dynamics are
performed with the aim of studying the influence of the network heterogeneities
on the membrane potential propagation and synchronization.