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. 2018 Jun 15;17(1):63–81. doi: 10.1007/s12021-018-9383-z

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Fig. 5 — The impact of the longitudinal profile ϕ_SFAP(z) on SFAPs can be understood by studying the potential caused by a perfectly straight axon recorded at z₀ = 0 for $t = t^{'}$ . Axon segments of length Δz exhibit the exact same current time course except for a delay Δt = z_i/CV (a). The potential ϕ_SFAP at $t = t^{'}$ is then obtained as the sum over membrane currents $i (z_{i} | t = t^{'})$ shown in (b), multiplied by the static potential ϕ_static(z_i,I_ref)/I_ref (c)