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Coherence in two biophysical phenomena

Name: Coherence in two biophysical phenomena
Creator: Olson, John F.
Keywords: Neural transmission, QP 364.5 O46 1987, Neurochemistry, Myxomycetes, Axons, Axonal transport

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Master thesis 01 Jan 1987Embargo end date: 21 Jul 2005 Canada English Publisher:University of Calgary

Authors: Olson, John F.;

doi: 10.11575/prism/14308

handle: 1880/23808

Coherence in two biophysical phenomena

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Two problems have been undertaken in this thesis: a solitary wave which has been proposed as a model for nerve impulse transmission has been exposed to periodic perturbations, resulting in chaotic evolution, and spiral patterns as are observed experimentally have been sought and found in a simple model of slime mold aggregation.

Bibliography: p. 91-93.

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Neural transmission, QP 364.5 O46 1987, Neurochemistry, Myxomycetes, Axons, Axonal transport

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