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most citedQualitative changes in spike-based neural coding and synchronization at the saddle-node loop bifurcation

43 citations · 66 across the 6 of their papers we have counts for

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q-bio.NC2019★ 16 cited

Firing statistics in the bistable regime of neurons with homoclinic spike generation

Jan-Hendrik Schleimer, Janina Hesse, Susana Andrea Contreras +1

Neuronal voltage dynamics of regularly firing neurons typically has one stable attractor: either a fixed point (like in the subthreshold regime) or a limit cycle that defines the t…

q-bio.NC2019

How to correctly quantify neuronal phase-response curves from noisy recordings

Janina Hesse, Susanne Schreiber

At the level of individual neurons, various coding properties can be inferred from the input-output relationship of a cell. For small inputs, this relation is captured by the phase…

math.QA2017★ 3 cited

The Serre automorphism via homotopy actions and the Cobordism Hypothesis for oriented manifolds

Jan Hesse, Alessandro Valentino

We explicitly construct an SO(2)-action on a skeletal version of the 2-dimensional framed bordism bicategory. By the 2-dimensional Cobordism Hypothesis for framed manifolds, we obt…

math.QA2016★ 2 cited

An equivalence between Frobenius algebras and Calabi-Yau categories

Jan Hesse

We show that the bigroupoid of separable symmetric Frobenius algebras over an algebraically closed field and the bigroupoid of finitely semi-simple Calabi-Yau categories are equiva…

math.QA2016★ 2 cited

Frobenius algebras and homotopy fixed points of group actions on bicategories

Jan Hesse, Christoph Schweigert, Alessandro Valentino

We explicitly show that symmetric Frobenius structures on a finite-dimensional, semi-simple algebra stand in bijection to homotopy fixed points of the trivial SO(2)-action on the b…

q-bio.NC2016★ 43 cited

Qualitative changes in spike-based neural coding and synchronization at the saddle-node loop bifurcation

Janina Hesse, Jan-Hendrik Schleimer, Susanne Schreiber

Information processing in the brain crucially depends on encoding properties of single neurons, with particular relevance of the spike-generation mechanism. The latter hinges upon…