Titlebook: Computational Systems — Natural and Artificial; Proceedings of the I Hermann Haken Conference proceedings 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heide

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Johannes Nauta,Pieter Simoens,Yara Khalufisted at the moment when the information arrived; likewise, “spontaneous” behavior (volontary or automatic acts) depends on the state during which the act is executed. Not only overt behavior, but also subjective experiences such as perceptions, thoughts, ideas and emotions vary with the momentarily

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-74089-6tability: they take up some part of space and last for some period of time. One of the central problems of science and, in particular, of synergetics is to explain this change of form and, if possible, to predict it. The formation of spatio-temporal patterns and modes of behavior is first of all a t

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Dahmri Oualid,Ahmed Riadh Baba-Alio be amenable to analytical results with the tools of statistical mechanics [2]. In a surprisingly short period of time, one has gone a very long way from the initial model; in the present volume, H. Gutfreund presents a review of the basic concepts and of the most recent developments in this very f

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Neuronal Mechanisms of the First, Second, and Third Order Contrast in the Visual Systemy MACH’s bands and his explanation of this phenomenon by a negative lateral retinal interaction. They are useful also in neurophysiology and many can be correlated with the activities of single neurons at different levels of processing (BAUM-GARTNER /I/; v.d.HEYDT et al./2/; PETERHANS et al./3/).

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