Deciphering the Reliability Scheme of the Neurons – One Ion Channel at a Time

Valeriu Beiu, Leonard Daus

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    Abstract

    A revived interest on consecutive systems due to novel nano-architectures (where reliability estimates are of high interest) as well as particular nanoscale communications (where the reliability of transmission needs to be assessed) is to be expected. The reason is that certain nano-technologies, like, e.g., molecular ones (but also nano-fluidic, nano-magnetic and even FinFETs) could be mapped onto consecutive systems. This paper will start by reviewing bounds for such systems and will then use these bounds to show how one could perform very accurate simulations of large consecutive systems (e.g., arrays of ion channels used for axonal communications), arguing that bounds could be extremely useful in the exploratory phases for getting a quick and reasonably good understanding of the reliability of such nano-architectures (including molecular, nano-fluidic, nano-magnetic, and FinFETs).
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationInternational Conference on Bio-inspired Info & Communication Technology
    Publication statusPublished - Feb 2 2015
    EventBICT’14 - Boston, MA, USA
    Duration: Dec 1 2014 → …

    Conference

    ConferenceBICT’14
    Period12/1/14 → …

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