Physical Principles in Revealing the Working Mechanisms of Brain. Part V

Mazilu, Nicolae

doi:10.2478/bipmf-2023-0004

Abstract

Still after the right concept of universe, we extract from the Einstein-de Sitter debate presented previously the physical characteristics of a continuum charge background to serve for the description of brain. This time we settle for the cosmological metric of the universe, which appear to be well suited for the brain, and the content in events of a generic universe serving for the definition of events in the brain. The hologram is also defined as a general characteristic of a universe, in order to serve in describing the process of memory. The idea of coherence is used, in order to define the frequency in an invariant way.

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