Abstract
Gamma and beta rhythms in neocortical circuits are thought to be caused by distinct subcircuits involving different type of interneurons. However, it is not clear how these distinct but inter-linked intrinsic circuits interact with afferent drive to engender the two rhythms. We report a biophysical computational model to investigate the hypothesis that tonic and phasic drive might engender beta and gamma oscillations, respectively, in a neocortical circuit.
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