File:Modeling-Brain-Resonance-Phenomena-Using-a-Neural-Mass-Model-pcbi.1002298.s003.ogv

English: Impact of stimulus frequency for normalized stimulus amplitude ζ = 3.6301. The large diagram in the middle shows the attractor as a function of the postsynaptic potentials of the three neural masses: the normalized potential that inhibitory interneurons (IINs) cause on pyramidal cells (PCs), the normalized potential that excitatory interneurons (EINs) cause on PCs, and the normalized potential that PCs cause on both interneurons (INs). The small diagrams in the upper left- and right-hand corner show the corresponding time series and the spectra (amplitude and time is normalized) respectively. The heading provides information about the current normalized stimulus frequency that increases with time. The video shows the unperturbed system for the first six seconds with the limit cycle (large diagram) producing a sinusoidal rhythm (left diagram) that appears as a narrow peak at η = 0.108 in the spectrum (right diagram). All three curves (all in red) remain visible for the rest of the video for comparison. The three curves corresponding to a current perturbation are shown in green.