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Phase resetting curves (PRCs) can provide insight into mechanisms underlying phase locking in such circuits.

b: Phase resetting curves.

In the present issue Verduzco-Flores [54] studies stochastic synchronization of uncoupled oscillators with type I phase resetting curves as an approach to understanding coordinated firing of Purkinje cells, implicated as part of the cerebellar circuitry impacting motor control and motor learning.

The second general result is that the functions α and β k that determine g and h according to equations (38) are nontrivial products of the phase resetting curves Z k and terms a k b k that depend on the transition rates of the original master equation, see equations (17), (25) and (28).

Canavier, C. C. & Achuthan, S. Pulse coupled oscillators and the phase resetting curve.

A phase resetting curve (PRC) keeps track of how much an input advances or delays the next spike in an oscillatory neuron depending upon where in the cycle the input is applied.

PRC phase response curve, phase resetting curve.

One of the main tools used in these studies is the phase response (or resetting) curve (PRC) of an individual neuron.

This can occur when higher harmonics of the phase resetting curve become dominant or when the common noise source is multiplicative.

Here Z k is the k th component of the infinitesimal phase resetting curve (PRC) defined as Z k = ∂ Ψ ( x ) ∂ x k | x = x ∗ (24).

The PRC (Phase Response Curve or Phase Resetting Curve) of the system plots the shift in phase that an input produces as a function of the system's phase when the input is received.