paper: Statistical mechanics ... short-term memory

[Lester Ingber]

The following paper, appearing this month in Phys Rev E, is available
via anonymous ftp.
 
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%A L. Ingber
%A P.L. Nunez
%T Statistical mechanics of neocortical interactions:
High resolution path-integral calculation of short-term memory
%J Phys. Rev. E
%V 51
%N 5
%P 5074-5083
%D 1995
 
  Statistical mechanics of neocortical interactions:
 High resolution path-integral calculation of short-term memory
 
                     Lester Ingber
                Lester Ingber Research
         P.O. Box 857, McLean, Virginia 22101
               ingber at alumni.caltech.edu
 
                          and
 
                     Paul L. Nunez
         Department of Biomedical Engineering
    Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 70118
                  pln at bmen.tulane.edu
 
We   present  high-resolution  path-integral  calculations  of  a
previously developed model of  short-term  memory  in  neocortex.
These  calculations,  made possible with supercomputer resources,
supplant similar calculations made in L. Ingber, Phys. Rev. E 49,
4652  (1994),  and  support  coarser estimates made in L. Ingber,
Phys. Rev.  A  29,  3346  (1984).   We  also  present  a  current
experimental  context  for  the  relevance  of these calculations
using  the  approach  of  statistical  mechanics  of  neocortical
interactions,      especially      in      the     context     of
electroencephalographic data.
 
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