Brain theory : spatio-temporal aspects of brain function
Ad Aertsen · Elsevier eBooks · 1993
Part 1 Space-Time Aspects of Brain Function - Sensory Perception: Embodiments of Geometry, J.J. Koenderink Learning Algorithms and Network Architectures, T. Poggio and F. Girosi Processing of Synaptic Signals in Fly Visual Interneurons Selectively Responsive to Small Moving Objects, A. Borst and M. Egelhaaf Encoding of Nothing in the Peripheral Auditory Pathway Nervous Activity Associated with a Spectral Gap, E. de Boer and A.J. Breed. Part 2 Space-Time Aspects of Brain Function - Control of Action: The Representation of Space and Time in the Motor System, C.C.A.M. Gielen Intricacies of Movement Control - An Essay, V. Braitenberg Specific Responses of the Cerebellar Cortex to Moving Stimuli, D. Heck On Connecting Syntax and the Brain, F. Pulvermaller. Part 3 Space-Time Dynamics of Neuronal Activity in the Working Brain: Integration, Synchronicity and Periodicity, M. Abeles et al Bifurcation Analysis of Continuous Time Dynamics of Oscillatory Neural Networks, W.J. Freeman and S. Jakubith Dynamic Aspects of Cortical Function - Processing and Plasticity in Different Sensory Modalities, H.P. Dinse et al Neuronal Interaction in the Cortex - Quantitative Characterization by Cross-Interval Statistics, S. Rotter et al Spike Generation in Cortical Neurons - Probabilistic Threshold Function Shows Intrinsic and Long-Lasting Dynamics, D. Heck et al On Spike Synchronization, H. Gluender and A. Nischwitz. Part 4 The Brain - The Organization of Perception and Action: On the Internal Structure of Cell Assemblies, G. Palm Does the Nervous System Try to Learn Temporal Invariants?, G.J. Mitchison On the Relation Between Cyto- and Myeloarchitectonics in the Human Cerebral Cortex, B. Hellwig and S. Rotter Dynamics in Neural Systems Some Remarks, W. von Seelen About Neural Areas, Assemblies, Attractors, and Noise, G. Toulouse.