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Solid: stable, dashed: unstable.
The norm of v is plotted vertically; solid curve indicates stable solutions, dashed unstable.
Fig. 10 Speed of a two-dimensional bump, c, as a function of A. Solid: stable, dashed: unstable.
Top left: voltage V at a fixed point (solid, stable; dashed, unstable) and the maximum and minimum of V over one period of oscillation (circles), as a function of I m.
Top right: voltage V at a fixed point (solid stable, dashed unstable) and the maximum and minimum of V over one period of oscillation (circles), as a function of I m.
Top: mean voltage at a fixed point (solid stable, dashed unstable), mean ± one standard deviation (dotted), and the maximum and minimum of the mean of V over one period of oscillation (circles), as a function of I m.
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The solid bump is stable, all others (dashed) are unstable.
The black curve is the branch of equilibria and colored curves are branches of periodic orbits; the curves are solid when stable and dashed when unstable.
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