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Results from an approximation to the Hodgkin-Huxley equations, which model the transmission of neural impulses along an axon.
(a) Find the critical points and classify them by investigating the approximate linear system near each one.
(b) Draw phase portraits for
(c) Consider the trajectories that leaves the critical points
Find the value of
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