Noisy integrate-and-fire equation: continuation after blow-up

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Hauptverfasser: Dou, Xu'An, Perthame, Benoît, Salort, Delphine, Zhou, Zhennan
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author Dou, Xu'An
Perthame, Benoît
Salort, Delphine
Zhou, Zhennan
author_facet Dou, Xu'An
Perthame, Benoît
Salort, Delphine
Zhou, Zhennan
contents The integrate and fire equation is a classical model for neural assemblies which can exhibit finite time blow-up. A major open problem is to understand how to continue solutions after blow-up. Here we study an approach based on random discharge models and a change of time which generates a classical global solution to the expense of a strong absorption rate 1/$ε$. We prove that in the limit $ε$ $\rightarrow$ 0 + , a global solution is recovered where the integrate and fire equation is reformulated with a singular measure. This describes the dynamics after blow-up and also gives information on the blow-up phenomena itself.The major difficulty is to handle nonlinear terms. To circumvent it, we establish two new estimates, a kind of equi-integrability of the discharge measure and a L 2 estimate of the density. The use of the new timescale turns out to be fundamental for those estimates.
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spellingShingle Noisy integrate-and-fire equation: continuation after blow-up
Dou, Xu'An
Perthame, Benoît
Salort, Delphine
Zhou, Zhennan
Analysis of PDEs
The integrate and fire equation is a classical model for neural assemblies which can exhibit finite time blow-up. A major open problem is to understand how to continue solutions after blow-up. Here we study an approach based on random discharge models and a change of time which generates a classical global solution to the expense of a strong absorption rate 1/$ε$. We prove that in the limit $ε$ $\rightarrow$ 0 + , a global solution is recovered where the integrate and fire equation is reformulated with a singular measure. This describes the dynamics after blow-up and also gives information on the blow-up phenomena itself.The major difficulty is to handle nonlinear terms. To circumvent it, we establish two new estimates, a kind of equi-integrability of the discharge measure and a L 2 estimate of the density. The use of the new timescale turns out to be fundamental for those estimates.
title Noisy integrate-and-fire equation: continuation after blow-up
topic Analysis of PDEs
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.14749