Fig. 7
From: Statistical field theory of the transmission of nerve impulses

The “Ising Neural Machine”. The equivalent single compartment circuit containing two stochastic elements called “Ising Neural Machines”, respectively for the Na+channels and for the K+channel s[1]. By “inside” and “outside” is meant inside and outside the nerve cell membrane. The specific capacity of the membrane is indicated as cm while iL, gL and EL indicate respectively the “leakage current ”[2] per unit area, the leakage conductance and potential. The currents leaving the two Ising machines are total currents (per unit area)