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19942025
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63 papers

physics.comp-ph2025

Behavior of the scaling correlation functions under severe subsampling

Sabrina Camargo, Nahuel Zamponi, Daniel A. Martin +4

Scale-invariance is a ubiquitous observation in the dynamics of large distributed complex systems. The computation of its scaling exponents, which provide clues on its origin, is o…

cond-mat.dis-nn2024★ 1 cited

Uncontrolled learning: co-design of neuromorphic hardware topology for neuromorphic algorithms

Frank Barrows, Jonathan Lin, Francesco Caravelli +1

Hardware-based neuromorphic computing remains an elusive goal with the potential to profoundly impact future technologies and deepen our understanding of emergent intelligence. The…

q-bio.NC2024

On the linear scaling of entropy vs. energy in human brain activity, the Hagedorn temperature and the Zipf law

Dante R. Chialvo, Romuald A. Janik

It is well established that the brain spontaneously traverses through a very large number of states. Nevertheless, despite its relevance to understanding brain function, a formal d…

cond-mat.dis-nn2023

Mean-field solution of the neural dynamics in a Greenberg-Hastings model with excitatory and inhibitory units

Joaquin Almeira, Tomas S. Grigera, Daniel A. Martin +2

We present a mean field solution of the dynamics of a Greenberg-Hastings neural network with both excitatory and inhibitory units. We analyse the dynamical phase transitions that a…

cond-mat.dis-nn2022★ 5 cited

Tricritical behavior in a neural model with excitatory and inhibitory units

Joaquin Almeira, Tomas S. Grigera, Dante R. Chialvo +1

While the support for the relevance of critical dynamics to brain function is increasing, there is much less agreement on the exact nature of the advocated critical point. Thus, a…

q-bio.PE2022

Scale free density and correlations fluctuations in the dynamics of large microbial ecosystems

Nahuel Zamponi, Tomas S. Grigera, Ewa Gudowska-Nowak +1

Microorganisms self-organize in very large communities exhibiting complex fluctuations. Despite recent advances, still the mechanism by which these systems are able to exhibit larg…