Abstract
Introduction Although the autorhythmic cells in the heart beat at a wide range of frequencies (80–15 bpm) in culture, in the whole heart they beat at a common frequency set by the normal sinus rhythm. Two nonlinear oscillators operating at different frequencies can synchronize only under special conditions which are expected to be more stringent for a large network of oscillators with a range of intrinsic frequencies. In this paper we investigate this problem using simulations involving Noble cardiac cell model.
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