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Using Fokker-Planck mean field theory, the average rate of change of synaptic strength corresponds to the drift of the random walk, which can be expressed in terms of the correlation between the pre- and postsynaptic spike trains (Kempter et al. 1999; Kistler and van Hemmen 2000; Kempter et al. 2001; Rubin et al. 2001; Gütig et al. 2003).

All other shapes are lumped together and their fitness values are averaged in a way that is reminiscent of mean field theory.

They used a mean field theory, which treated the increasing signaling activity of the hypothetical protein as arising from the statistically averaged (mean field) influences of effector proteins.

This scheme is called a mean field theory [38].

Average-field theory is used to formulate a continuum description of such heterogeneous material based on observed microscale physical mechanisms in the fully saturated case.

A powerful micromechanics approach that incorporates interphase microstructures into the average-field theory is used to predict the effective elastic modulus, Poisson ratio, shear modulus and bulk modulus of three-phase PRCs including spheroidal nano-/micro-particles, reinforced/weak interphase and matrix.

Of course, here 'field' is not intended to mean a field in the sense of quantum field theory.

Note that the Tables list average statistical values only for clusters that were statistically significant (P<0.05, corrected for multiple comparisons with the random field theory in SPM).

This is identical to the spirit of mean-field theory for Ising spin systems where the fluctuating field felt by a spin (on account of its neighbours) is replaced by an average field, which is then determined self-consistently.

To test this theory, we performed particle-tracing simulations with incoherent crustal magnetization with a wavelength of 4 km and various average field strengths at the surface, ranging from 1 50 nT.

See also quantum field theory.