Theta phase precession emerges from a hybrid computational model of a CA3 place cell.

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Published in Cogn Neurodyn on April 12, 2007

Authors

John L Baker1, James L Olds

Author Affiliations

1: Neuroscience Doctoral Program, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 22030, USA, jbakerb@gmu.edu.

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