Lecture

Limit Cycles and Excitable Systems

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of limit cycles and excitable systems, focusing on the relationship between unstable spirals in region R and the oscillations in glycolysis. It also discusses the bistability possible in positive feedback systems and the phase locking phenomenon. The instructor explains the drift time calculation and phase-dependent shifts in human circadian rhythms, emphasizing the response to external stimuli.

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