When, where and how consciousness and quantum field theory enter
Talk by Professor Walter Freeman of the University of California at Berkeley. Given to the Foundations of Mind seminar at UC Berkeley ([ Ссылка ]), organized by Sean O Nuallain.
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Freeman WJ [2005a] A field-theoretic approach to understanding scale-free
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Biological Cybernetics 2005, 92/6: 350-359
Freeman WJ [2005b] William James on Consciousness, revisited. Chaos and
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Freeman WJ [2006a ] Origin, structure, and role of background EEG
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Freeman WJ [2006b ] Scale-free neocortical dynamics. Encyc Comp Neurosci,
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Freeman WJ [2007] Proposed cortical ‘shutter’ in cinematographic
perception. Ch. In: Neurodynamics of Cognition and Consciousness. Kozma R
and Perlovsky L [eds.]. New York: Soringer.
Freeman WJ, Vitiello G [2006c] Nonlinear brain dynamics as macroscopic
manifestation of underlying many-body field dynamics. Physics of Life
Reviews 3: 93-118.
