Abstract
A theoretical model is presented for reproducing chaotic behaviors observed experimentally in the DOPH (dioleyl phosphate) membrane system with external periodic stimulation. The model describes the self-sustained oscillation of the membrane potential of the DOPH membrane by taking into account the effect of applied AC electric current. The route to chaos was classified as break-down of quasi-periodicity, although it was unclear experimentally. Effects of the change in the phenomenological parameters in the theoretical model on the attractor were also investigated. It was shown that some dynamic bifurcation properties can change much more sensitively than average quantities as the mean frequency. The change of the attractor was discussed in relation to the interaction of DOPH molecules with taste substances by comparing with experimental results.
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