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. 2013 Jul 18;9(7):e1003137. doi: 10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003137

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Spatial reach is defined as the radius of a subpopulation contributing 95% of the root mean square amplitude of LFP compared to the amplitude for . LFP is calculated at the soma level at the center of the population. Full simulation results plotted with dots; predictions from the simplified model (Equation 6) based on calculated values of and given in Figures 4 and 5, respectively, are shown with lines. A, B, C: population of layer-3 cells; D, E, F: population of layer-5 cells, G: population of layer-4 cells; A, D: apical synaptic input; B, E: basal synaptic input; C, F, G: homogeneous synaptic input.

Inline graphic — Spatial reach is defined as the radius of a subpopulation contributing 95% of the root mean square amplitude of LFP compared to the amplitude for . LFP is calculated at the soma level at the center of the population. Full simulation results plotted with dots; predictions from the simplified model (Equation 6) based on calculated values of and given in Figures 4 and 5, respectively, are shown with lines. A, B, C: population of layer-3 cells; D, E, F: population of layer-5 cells, G: population of layer-4 cells; A, D: apical synaptic input; B, E: basal synaptic input; C, F, G: homogeneous synaptic input.