Auditory events elicit a series of waves in the auditory event-related fields (ERF) of the magnetoencephalogram (MEG). We still
do not understand how ERFs are generated, what the various waves signify, and why they are subject-specific.
To examine the generation of ERFs, we introduce analytical solutions of an already existing computational model of auditory
cortex (AC) [1, 2] which accounts for ERFs.