On the Role of Dispersion in One Model of Propagation of Elastic Excitations in Nerves
Alexander I. Kozlov
Abstract
The nonlinear differential equation, which describes changes of membrane's density in the process of propagation of active potential along a nerve, has been studied. Depending on values of dispersion terms of that equation, forms and possible existence of exact periodic and solitary solutions were considered.
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