Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  use a mean-field macrocolumn model of the cerebral cortex to offer an interpretation of the K-complex of the electroencephalogram to complement those of more detailed neuron-by-neuron models.  interpret the K-complex as a momentary excursion of the cortex from a stable low-firing state to an unstable high-firing state, and hypothesize that the related slow oscillation can be considered as the periodic oscillation beten two meta-stable solutions of the mean-field model. By incorporating a Hebbian-style learning rule that links the growth in synapse strength to fluctuations in soma potential,  demonstrate a self-organization behaviour that draws the modelled cortex close to the edge of stability of the low-firing state. Furthermore, a very slow oscillation can occur in the excitability of the cortex that has similarities with the infra-slow oscillation of sleep.
['Marcus T. Wilson', 'D. A. Steyn-Ross', 'Jamie Sleigh', 'Moira L. Steyn-Ross', 'Lara C. Wilcocks', 'I. P. Gillies']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The K-complex and slow oscillation in terms of a mean-field cortical model
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