>I am looking for computer models of nerve action potentials. I have
>a project in mind and would like to obtain examples of the
>programming used to generate an action potential simulation. I would
>be interested in programs which run on a mac, pc, or vax with a
>preference for Basic or Fortran. I'm sure they exist I just cannot
>find them.
>>Thanks in advance
>Douglas
You might want to take a look in Ronald J. MacGregor's books. I think his
stuff was written in Fortran. The books are :
- Neural and Brain Modeling, Academic Press 1987
- Theoritical Mechanics of Biological Neural Networks, Academic
Press 1993
You might also want to take a look at Genesis (developped by Bower, Wilson
et al, at Caltech) even if the simulator is written in C.
Have fun,
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