Journal of Computational Neuroscience, Volume 9

Volume 9, Number 1, July 2000

Amitabha Bose, Victoria Booth, Michael Recce: A Temporal Mechanism for Generating the Phase Precession of Hippocampal Place Cells. 5-30
R. E. Burke: Comparison of Alternative Designs for Reducing Complex Neurons to Equivalent Cables. 31-47
Paul H. E. Tiesinga, Jorge V. José: Synchronous Clusters in a Noisy Inhibitory Neural Network. 49-65
Patrick D. Roberts, Curtis C. Bell: Computational Consequences of Temporally Asymmetric Learning Rules: II. Sensory Image Cancellation. 67-83
David J. Klein, Didier A. Depireux, Jonathan Z. Simon, Shihab A. Shamma: Robust Spectrotemporal Reverse Correlation for the Auditory System: Optimizing Stimulus Design. 85-111

Ian C. Bruce, Laurence S. Irlicht, Mark W. White, Stephen J. O'leary, Graeme M. Clark: Renewal-Process Approximation of a Stochastic Threshold Model for Electrical Neural Stimulation. 119-132
Peter N. Steinmetz, Amit Manwani, Christof Koch, Michael London, Idan Segev: Subthreshold Voltage Noise Due to Channel Fluctuations in Active Neuronal Membranes. 133-148
Kim T. Blackwell: Evidence for a Distinct Light-Induced Calcium-Dependent Potassium Current in Hermissenda Crassicornis. 149-170
H. Sebastian Seung, Daniel D. Lee, Ben Y. Reis, David W. Tank: The Autapse: A Simple Illustration of Short-Term Analog Memory Storage by Tuned Synaptic Feedback. 171-185
Akira Takashima, Masakazu Takahata: Electrophysiological and Theoretical Analysis of Depolarization-Dependent Outward Currents in the Dendritic Membrane of an Identified Nonspiking Interneuron in Crayfish. 187-205

Joël Tabak, C. Richard Murphey, L. E. Moore: Parameter Estimation Methods for Single Neuron Models. 215-236
Athanasios Athanasiades, John W. Clark Jr., Fathi H. Ghorbel, Akhil Bidani: An Ionic Current Model for Medullary Respiratory Neurons. 237-257
Alain Destexhe, John R. Huguenard: Nonlinear Thermodynamic Models of Voltage-Dependent Currents. 259-270
Stephanie R. Jones, David J. Pinto, Tasso J. Kaper, Nancy Kopell: Alpha-Frequency Rhythms Desynchronize over Long Cortical Distances: A Modeling Study. 271-291