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Line 47: {{main\|Soliton model in neuroscience}} The [[Soliton model in neuroscience\|soliton model]] is an an alternative to the [[Hodgkin–Huxley model]] that claims to explain how [[action potentials]] are initiated and conducted in the form of certain kinds of [[Solitary wave (water waves)\|solitary]] [[sound]] (or [[density]]) pulses that can be modeled as [[soliton]]s along [[axon]]s, based on a thermodynamic theory of nerve pulse propagation. ====Transfer functions and linear filters====

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