Event Related Neuronal Simulation Tool Files

Computational neuroscience discrete event simulator.

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
src	2012-08-05		1
ernst-1.3.zip	2012-08-05	9.3 MB	1
ernst-1.2.zip	2012-07-16	9.3 MB	0
ernst-1.1.1.zip	2012-04-21	9.3 MB	0
ernst-1.1.zip	2012-04-15	9.5 MB	0
ernst-1.0.zip	2012-04-15	9.1 MB	0
Totals: 6 Items		46.4 MB	2

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