Figure 2
From: Resonant response of a Hodgkin-Huxley neuron to a spike train input
In the limit of small T i the distinction between the firing spikes and subthreshold oscillations disappears and the output signal decreases to 0 for sufficiently large g syn . Broken line in the figure indicates a transition to nonfiring behavior. In the area below this transition the amplitude of the spikes gradually increases. Solid lines are borders of the mode-locked states with different values of k. Properties of this model are similar to the HH model with a sinusoidal driving current at intermediate values of input ISI Ti = 5–12 ms. However the results in both the high and the low frequency regime are qualitatively different. In the case of a sinusoidal input there is only one resonance frequency and reported values of k are lower [3].