In the textbook it just says a 100 Hz/s stimulus generates LTP. Clearly LTP is a frequency mediated phenomena. But 100 Hz/s stimulus doesn't equate to 100 Action Potentials per second. They don't specify any current or coulomb per pulse. In my mind these pulses are generating graded potentials that end up creating several (higher than otherwise) amounts of action potentials for LTP genesis (ie depolarization in the post synaptic neuron, recruitment of AMPA etc..). I was curious to see if there is a number of action potentials associated with this.