Chapter
CHAPTER II: MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF SYNERGETICS FOR APPLICATIONS TO SELF-ORGANIZING SYSTEMS
pp.：
24 – 30
CHAPTER III: THE MATHEMATICS OF EXCITATION
pp.：
30 – 64
CHAPTER IV: NERVE PULSE INTERACTIONS
pp.：
64 – 88
CHAPTER V: MODELS FOR THE TRANSIENT AMACRINE CELLS IN THE RETINA
pp.：
88 – 102
CHAPTER VI: OPERATIONAL MODELS OF NEURAL ENCODING
pp.：
102 – 110
CHAPTER VII: A STRATEGY FOR INVESTIGATING SOLUTIONS OF COUPLED NONLINEAR DIFFUSION EQUATIONS, WITH APPLICATIONS TO PATTERN FORMATION MODELS IN BIOLOGY
pp.：
110 – 126
CHAPTER VIII: SOME RECENT TOPICS IN PATTERN FORMATION
pp.：
126 – 132
CHAPTER IX: REGULATION OF CELL DIVISIONS IN THE SEA URCHIN EMBRY
pp.：
132 – 142
CHAPTER X: OUTLINE OF A THEORY OF THE CEREBRAL CORTEX
pp.：
142 – 148
CHAPTER XI: MODELLING COGNITIVE PROCESSES IN SELF-ORGANIZING NEURAL NETWORKS, AN EXERCISE IN SCIENTIFIC REDUCTION
pp.：
148 – 160
CHAPTER XII: HOW USEFUL ARE ASSOCIATIVE MEMORIES ?
pp.：
160 – 170
CHAPTER XIII: SEARCH FOR A FORMALISM DESCRIBING A GENERALIZED "ALOPEX" PROCESS
pp.：
170 – 174
CHAPTER XIV: A MATHEMATICAL THEORY OF SELF-ORGANIZING NERVE SYSTEMS
pp.：
174 – 194
CHAPTER XV: EFFECTIVE EXTRACTION OF INFORMATION INCLUDED IN NETWORK DESCRIPTIONS AND NEURAL SPIKE RECORDS
pp.：
194 – 210
CHAPTER XVI: QUANTITATIVE OBJECTIVE STUDY OF HUMAN VISUAL PERCEPTION AND RECOGNITION
pp.：
210 – 232
CHAPTER XVII: ON A CLASS OF DIFFERENCE EQUATIONS MODELING GROWTH PROCESSES
pp.：
232 – 260
CHAPTER XVIII: A MATHEMATICAL MODEL OF DENSITY DEPENDENT DISPERSIVE MOTIONS
pp.：
260 – 268
CHAPTER XIX: AN APPLICATION OF PERIODIC OPTIMAL CONTROL TO A PROBLEM OF FISH HARVESTING
pp.：
268 – 280
CHAPTER XX: IDENTIFICATION AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS FOR THE PULMONARY CIRCUIT IN THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
pp.：
280 – 296
AUTHOR'S ADDRESSES
pp.：
296 – 300
AUTHOR INDEX
pp.：
300 – 308
SUBJECT INDEX
pp.：
308 – 314
Biomathematics in 1980
：Papers presented at a workshop on biomathematics: current status and future perspective, Salerno, April 1980
( Volume 58 )
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