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Dependence of delay-induced coherence resonance on time-periodic coupling strength in Newman-Watts neuronal networks

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Recently, delay-induced coherence resonance (CR) in neuronal networks with fixed coupling strength has received much attention. In this paper, we study delay-induced CR in Newman-Watts neuronal networks with time-periodic coupling strength, mainly investigating how CR changes with the varying frequency of time-periodic coupling strength. We find that delay-induced CR become more frequent as the frequency is increased. When the frequency exceeds a threshold value, time delay can induce multiple CR more than for constant coupling strength. Furthermore, delay-induced CR occurs more abruptly and becomes more pronounced for time-periodic coupling strength than for constant coupling strength. These results show that delay-induced CR strongly depends on the coupling strength of neurons, and time delay can optimize spiking coherence more frequently and precisely in the presence of time-periodic coupling strength. This implies that time-periodic coupling strength could be more helpful for time delay to enhance and optimize the spiking coherence, and thus it may play a more efficient role in improving the time precision of information processing in neuronal networks.

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    B. Xu, Y. B. Gong, L. Wang & C. L. Yang

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Xu, B., Gong, Y.B., Wang, L. et al. Dependence of delay-induced coherence resonance on time-periodic coupling strength in Newman-Watts neuronal networks. Eur. Phys. J. B 85, 299 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1140/epjb/e2012-30452-0

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