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influence the dynamics of synchrony propagation. We thus further study this influence for both externally induced oscillations as well as for oscillations generated by the rhythmically propagating synchronous activity itself. We find that in networks with linear dendrites and balanced input, the oscillations hinder synchrony propagation, if they effect the dynamics at all. In contrast, for non-additive coupling, oscillations support synchronous propagation, if they are in resonance and the interplay between oscillations and propagating activity induces complex locking patterns: We show that in recurrent circuits containing high-connectivity (hub-)neurons, the oscillatory echo to propagating synchrony can generate synchrony in the remainder of the network and thereby in turn stabilize or even enable synchrony propagation along predefined paths: The network echo promotes signal transmission.

Oscillation induced propagation of synchrony in structured neural networks