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Chaos and Complexity Letters (01-2017)

Period of time： 2017年1期

Publisher： Nova Science Publishers, Inc.

Founded in： 2007

Total resources： 10

Period： Other

E-ISSN： 1556-3995|11|1

ISSN： 1556-3995

Subject： O1 Mathematics

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Dedication and Introduction

1. Cognitive Neuroscience as Provisional and Progressive

2. The Objectivity-Phenomenology Gap

3. Cognitive Neuroscience Tackles the Objectivity-Phenomenology Gap: Intentionality and the Action-Perception Cycle

Christine A. Skarda

Walter J. Freeman: Poetic Thinking and Scientific Discovery

Joaquin M. Fuster

Remembering Walter 60 Years after Our First Encounter

How Brains Create the World: The Dynamical Legacy of Walter J Freeman in Olfactory System Physiology

Hans Liljenström

4711 – Is Grandma a Strange Attractor?

Andrew A. Fingelkurts, Alexander A. Fingelkurts, and Carlos F. H. Neve

The Legacy of a Renaissance Man: From Mass Action in the Nervous System and Cinematic Theory of Cognitive Dynamics to Operational Architectonics of Brain-Mind Functioning

Robert Kozma and Raymond Noack

Freeman’s Intentional Neurodynamics

Michael Mannino and Steven L. Bressler

The Wave Packet in Multi-Area Cortical Modeling: History, Theory and Empirical Evidence

Sentient Dynamics: The Kiss of Chaos through the Markov Blanket

J. A. Scott Kelso and Emmanuelle Tognoli

Toward a Complementary Neuroscience: Metastable Coordination Dynamics of the Brain

Giuseppe Vitiello

Ralph Herman Abraham

Chaos Math, Brain Science, and Mind Philosophy

Walter J. Freeman and Franco F. Orsucci

Semiotic Dynamics: Conversations and Reflections at Trinity College

Lessons from DADA & CHAOS: Unknowing as a Creative Heuristic

Provisional Poetry by Dr. Orpheus

References: Walter Jackson Freeman

Scholarpedia and Scientific American Articles and More

References: Frederick David Abraham

Citations to Articles by Authors Mentioned in This Introduction to This Special Issue of Chaos and Complexity Letters

Walter J. Freeman: Poetic Thinking and Scientific Discovery

Remembering Walter 60 Years after Our First Encounter

Appendix I: Working Memory, Cognits, and the Perception-Action Cycle

Appendix II: Contributions to Cognitive Neuroscience

How Brains Create the World: The Dynamical Legacy of Walter J Freeman in Olfactory System Physiology

Acknowledgments

4711 – Is Grandma a Strange Attractor?

Artificial Neural Networks

The Olfactory System and Its Neurodynamics

Models of the Olfactory System

Pattern Recognition and Associative Memory

25 Years along the Freeman Trajectory

Chaos in Brain Dynamics

Neuromodulatory Regulation of Brain Dynamics

A Constructive Role of Neuronal Noise and Chaos

Exchange of Innovative Ideas and Their Implementation

Deeper Discussions

Some Reflections on the Complex Neurodynamics and Its Relevance

Neural Efficiency

Neuromodulation

Neural Fluctuations – Noise or Chaos?

Intentionality and Consciousness

The Legacy of a Renaissance Man: From Mass Action in the Nervous System and Cinematic Theory of Cognitive Dynamics to Operational Architectonics of Brain-Mind Functioning

1. Introduction

2. Mass Action in the Nervous System

2.1. OA Perspective on Mass Action in the Brain

3. Cinematic Model of Cognitive Dynamics

3.1. OA Perspective on the Cinematic Model of Cognitive Dynamics

Conflict of Interest

Acknowledgments

Freeman’s Intentional Neurodynamics

1. Foreword – Freeman’s Legacy

2. The Experimental Paradigm of Mesoscopic Neurodynamics

3. Neural Basis of Intentionality

4. Modeling Intentional Neurodynamics – Freeman K-Sets

Acknowledgments

The Wave Packet in Multi-Area Cortical Modeling: History, Theory and Empirical Evidence

Box 1: What Is the Wave Packet?

The History, Motivation and Theory of the Wave Packet

Box 2: Freeman’s Neural Pattern Formation of Meaning

Interacting Neocortical Areas in Cognition

Cortical Coordination Dynamics

Inter-Areal Beta-Frequency Phase Coupling

Sentient Dynamics: The Kiss of Chaos( through the Markov Blanket

Markov Blankets and Bayesian Inference

Random Dynamical Systems and Markov Blankets

Synthetic Soups and Active Matter

The Random Dynamical Attractor

The Markov Blanket

The Emergence of Order

Simulating Sentience

The Representation of Order

Sparse Coupling and Conditional Independence

Acknowledgments

Toward a Complementary Neuroscience: Metastable Coordination Dynamics of the Brain(

1. Prolegomenon

2. Toward a Complementary Science

3. Toward a Complementary Brain Science

4. Coordination Dynamics of the Brain: Multistability, Phase Transitions and Metastability

5. The Extended HKB Model

6. Metastability in the Brain

7. Clarifying Nonlinear Brain Dynamics: The Freeman-Kelso Dialogue(

8. A Short Afterthought

Acknowledgments

The Brain Is like an Orchestra.

Better Yet, It Is like a Jazz Combo, Which Doesn’t Need a Conductor

1. Introduction

2. Dissipation and Coherence. The Dissipative Many-Body Model of Brain

3. Chaos, Criticality and Fractal Self-Similarity

Appendix: Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory

Chaos Math, Brain Science, and Mind Philosophy

1. Introduction

2. Chaos Math. The Early Years

3. Brain Science, Primitive Thoughts

4. Mind Philosophy, Some Experiments and Fantasies

Semiotic Dynamics. Conversations and Reflections at Trinity College

1. Conversations at Trinity College

2. Commentary from the Semiotic Wilderness

Lessons from DADA and CHAOS: Unknowing as a Creative Heuristic

Deep Context for Insight and Not-Knowing

Order Out of Chaos

Anarchic Anti-Reasoning in DADA

Chaos and Dada: Examples in Visual Art Themes and Process

Multiple Ways of Knowing, Creating, Perceiving, Making Meaning