摘要
A scheme of de-synchronization via pulse stimulation is numerically investigated in the Hindmarsh Rose globally coupled neural networks. The simulations show that synchronization evolves into de-synchronization in file globally coupled FIR neural network when a part (about 10%) of neurons arc stimulated with a pulse current signal. The network de-synchronization appears to be sensitive to file stimulation parameters. For the case of the same stimulation intensity, those weakly coupled networks reach de-synchronization more easily than strongly coupled networks. There exists a homologous asymptotic behavior in the region of higher frequency, and exist the optimal stimulation interval and period of continuous stimulation time when other stimulation parameters remain invariable.