David Lyttle

Research

Broadly speaking, I'm interested in problems at the interface of mathematics and biology. Recently I've been particularly interested in neuroscience, as well as genetics and evolution.

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Publications

Lyttle, D., Lin, K., Gereke, B and Fellous, J-M., Spatial scale and place field stability in a modular grid-to-place cell model of the dorsoventral axis of the hippocampus (Submitted)

Lyttle, D., and Fellous, J-M., A new similarity measure for spike trains: sensitivity to bursts and periods of inhibition. J. Neuroscience Methods, (2011).

Masel, J., and Lyttle, D., The consequences of rare sexual reproduction by means of selfing in an otherwise clonally reproducing species. Theoretical Population Biology, (2011).

Graduate Student in Applied Mathematics, University of Arizona

Research

Publications

Lyttle, D., Lin, K., Gereke, B and Fellous, J-M., Spatial scale and place field stability in a modular grid-to-place cell model of the dorsoventral axis of the hippocampus (Submitted)

Lyttle, D., and Fellous, J-M., A new similarity measure for spike trains: sensitivity to bursts and periods of inhibition. J. Neuroscience Methods, (2011).

Masel, J., and Lyttle, D., The consequences of rare sexual reproduction by means of selfing in an otherwise clonally reproducing species. Theoretical Population Biology, (2011).